Closed summer-cook closed 11 months ago
@alishaevn do you have a subscription to Flaticon pro? I was not able to find an icon that is the exact same as the pre-existing ones because flaticon does not let you download SVGs without premium, and finding a circle linkedin svg with transparent lettering elsewhere was tricky. the "in" in the linkedin svg has a fill, which is not ideal, so it will always be black even if on a different background whereas the others are all transparent. I suppose we could pass it the background color of the footer but if you have a flaticon login that would be easier. i guess as a last resort we could edit it on illustrator or something.
also the acceptance criteria of
[ ] the margin top/bottom of the footer is reduced
would probably need to be done in the webstore. the component does not have margin built in & would have needed to be given margin upon import to the home page. I reduced the top/bottom padding slightly inside the footer though to go along with the smaller text sizes
@alishaevn do you have a subscription to Flaticon pro? I was not able to find an icon that is the exact same as the pre-existing ones because flaticon does not let you download SVGs without premium, and finding a circle linkedin svg with transparent lettering elsewhere was tricky. the "in" in the linkedin svg has a fill, which is not ideal, so it will always be black even if on a different background whereas the others are all transparent. I suppose we could pass it the background color of the footer but if you have a flaticon login that would be easier. i guess as a last resort we could edit it on illustrator or something.
hmmmm. I don't have a pro subscription either. let me see if I can find anything though.
re: the linked in svg
I wound up downloading a png and converting it to an svg. (see below). I also use https://react-svgr.com/playground/ to convert an svg to a react component. (in case you didn't have some other way you use, or it's a difficult way)
re: the linked in svg
I wound up downloading a png and converting it to an svg. (see below). I also use https://react-svgr.com/playground/ to convert an svg to a react component. (in case you didn't have some other way you use, or it's a difficult way)
open this
great, that worked perfectly!
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