Insert Material Design Icons into your WordPress post and pages.
Enables 1000+ Material Design icons within WordPress pages and posts. Icons can be inserted with a shortcode or HTML markup.
Material Design Icons can be used in 3 different ways: shortcode, HTML, and TinyMCE
[mdi-icon name="material-ul" size="2x" color="red"]
You can also use hex values for color:
[mdi-icon name=”material-ul” size=”2x” color=”#000000″]
You can read more about shortcode usage on Github
Material Design Icons also provides you with a pop-up window when editing in TinyMCE’s visual mode. Check out our Screenshots to see what it looks like.
Note that prefixes are required for HTML usage. For this reason, shortcode usage is encouraged over HTML. A HTML version would look like:
To use any of the Material Design icons on your WordPress site follow the steps below:
material-design-icons
to the /wp-content/plugins/
directoryA full list of the 1000+ Material Design icons is available: materialdesignicons.com/
To use any of the Material Design icons on your WordPress site you have two options:
HTML
Examples
Bell icon
<i class="mdi mdi-bell"></i>
Shortcode
Don’t want to worry about HTML tags? You can use a shortcode in your posts, pages and even widgets to display a Material Design icon.
The shortcode to use is [mdi-icon name=X]
, where name=X is the class of the icon you would like to use.
Examples
Amazon icon
[mdi-icon name="amazon"]
Since v0.0.3 you can now add size and color.
[mdi-icon name="amazon" color="red" size="2x"]
Hex values will work for the color option and the include size values are: lg, 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, 6x, 7x, 8x, 9x, 10x
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