Missing Up and Down Arrows
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Any thoughts on adding up and down versions of genericon-next genericon-previous?
I initially added 4 directional arrows for that very same reason. But since then I learned how easy it is to rotate glyphs in CSS. So you should easily be able to have the arrow point up or down.
Yeah, I created 2 extra classes with the rotation for the project I’m on, but i’d have to pull that into any project i’m working on, as opposed to just including Genericons.
If this is the mindset, why not just have a single arrow and add the rotation in relevant the .genericon-icon-up {}, -down, left, etc.?
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On Friday, January 10, 2014 at 7:13 AM, Joen Asmussen wrote:
I initially added 4 directional arrows for that very same reason. But since then I learned how easy it is to rotate glyphs in CSS (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10600262/how-can-i-apply-rotate-mixing-to-an-i-icon-glyph-element-of-bootstrap). So you should easily be able to have the arrow point up or down.
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That's a pretty good idea. I'll see about doing that exactly. Thanks.