Add unicode hex values for CSS pseudo element

[dangayle]

You can't use html entities in a css pseudo element, because it inserts the ampersand and everything :

a:before { content: ''; }

In order to get it to work, you have to use the unicode hex values, which are stupid hard to figure out:

a:before { content: '\E139'; }

I had to use this unicode code converter to get the proper codepoints, but it would be super awesome if you provided them to begin with along with the html entities.

Great font, BTW!

[kudakurage]

Thanks for comment. It seems as you say. I'll fix it!!!

[zhouqicf]

thx.