Iconify Integration add-on for XenForo 2.
This add-on adds the following functionality to XenForo 2:
- Template tags for icon picker: xf:iconbox and xf:iconboxrow
- Template tags for icon: xf:icon and xf:inlineicon
- Support for Iconify tags:
<span class="iconify" data-icon="mdi-home"></span>and<iconify-icon data-icon="mdi-home"></iconify-icon>
Add-on is available on XenForo: https://xenforo.com/community/resources/iconify-integration.6851/
This add-on is compatible with:
- XenForo 2.0
- XenForo 2.1
Add-on is dual licensed (meaning you can pick whatever license you want): Apache 2.0 or GPL 2.0
Iconify Integration add-on creates new XenForo template engine tags. Because of that add-on must always be available as if it was part of XenForo core. That means add-on should run even when event listeners are disabled and add-ons are being installed/uninstalled or XenForo might throw errors.
Because of that add-on installation requires adding code to src/config.php that will make sure XenForo template engine always has Iconify tags available, so templates are always displayed properly.
If your src/config.php is writable, add-on will add all necessary code on installation, so you do not need to do anything. Add-on will also remove that code when its uninstalled. How to know if src/config.php is writable? Try to install add-on, it will show error if file is not writable.
If your src/config.php is not writable by PHP, you need to add code yourself.
How to add code to src/config.php:
- Below you can see code. Select all code and copy it (Ctrl+C on Windows, Cmd+C on Mac).
- Open src/config.php in any text editor, move cursor to end of file and paste code (Ctrl+V on Windows, Cmd+V on Mac).
If you are uninstalling Iconify Integration add-on, make sure you uninstall all add-ons and styles that depend on it first. Then you can uninstall Iconify Integration add-on and after that you can remove code from src/config.php.
/* Include Iconify code */
$iconifyConfigFile = __DIR__ . '/addons/Iconify/Iconify/config.php';
if (@file_exists($iconifyConfigFile))
{
require($iconifyConfigFile);
}
/* End of Iconify code */
These instructions are not needed if your src/config.php is writable by PHP.