Closed bufferUnderrun closed 8 years ago
Thanks for the PR. This isn't common enough of a request to move into the main codebase but hopefully other glyphicon fans can utilize it.
The concern about reducing excessive HTTP requests has been noted. Though this issue will be less of a concern HTTP/2, it is still a legitimate performance issue now. My plan for v3 of the script is to use inline svgs to solve this issue. Less requests and no additional dependencies.
Ok thanks
Hi,
This patch use the glyphicon of twitter bootstrap instead of images and saves 4 network queries.