There are a lot of miscellaneous icons cluttered across the resources folder, and not all of them are used. Although the inspector icons already look awesome, many of the more generic icons could be replaced with FontAwesome since it's much more flexible; you can colorize or transform icons easily and embed them within text using FontAwesome's \<i> tag. I haven't used FontAwesome myself, but it looks useful!
Currently, Wick uses SVG icons embedded as images, which cannot be colorized with CSS since they're not a part of the DOM.
There are a lot of miscellaneous icons cluttered across the resources folder, and not all of them are used. Although the inspector icons already look awesome, many of the more generic icons could be replaced with FontAwesome since it's much more flexible; you can colorize or transform icons easily and embed them within text using FontAwesome's \<i> tag. I haven't used FontAwesome myself, but it looks useful!
Currently, Wick uses SVG icons embedded as images, which cannot be colorized with CSS since they're not a part of the DOM.