WildcatMedia
Customer
I am using the Flat Awesome + theme on our site (the staff loves it!), and had a question. I don't know if I am missing something in the style properties, or if it is a feature to suggest.
To me, the text next to the icons in the private controls and public controls under a post or message seems redundant. Right now we have this:
What would be neat is to have this instead, with no labels next to the icons:
For the +Quote link, I could see using two FontAwesome icons for that:
...but I did not yet investigate where, in the code, to insert that if I decided to make that change.
I am only asking this in Support for now since I don't know if there is a setting I have missed that might turn this feature on or off. In addition, is there a way to turn the icons off so that only the text remains? I am making an alternate child theme that will lose some of the icons (for the older members who can't quite grasp iconography
).
If this isn't implemented, I could repost this in Suggestions. I could probably add something myself (it would just be sets of {xen:if} conditionals around the elements) but would have to reapply it with each theme update.
To me, the text next to the icons in the private controls and public controls under a post or message seems redundant. Right now we have this:
What would be neat is to have this instead, with no labels next to the icons:
For the +Quote link, I could see using two FontAwesome icons for that:
...but I did not yet investigate where, in the code, to insert that if I decided to make that change.
I am only asking this in Support for now since I don't know if there is a setting I have missed that might turn this feature on or off. In addition, is there a way to turn the icons off so that only the text remains? I am making an alternate child theme that will lose some of the icons (for the older members who can't quite grasp iconography
If this isn't implemented, I could repost this in Suggestions. I could probably add something myself (it would just be sets of {xen:if} conditionals around the elements) but would have to reapply it with each theme update.