Social Icons

Below is a table with all the available icons and their respective IDs, which are used to select the desired icon. Later on, an example of how to use them is provided.

Icon	ID
Amazon	`amazon`
Apple	`apple`
Apple Podcasts	`applepodcasts`
Behance	`behance`
Blogger	`blogger`
CodePen	`codepen`
DeviantArt	`deviantart`
Discord	`discord`
Dribbble	`dribbble`
Dropbox	`dropbox`
Facebook	`facebook`
Figma	`figma`
Flickr	`flickr`
GitHub	`github`
GitLab	`gitlab`
Google	`google`
Google Podcasts	`googlepodcasts`
Instagram	`instagram`
Kik	`kik`
Line	`line`
Linkedin	`linkedin`
Medium	`medium`
Messenger	`messenger`
Notion	`notion`
Overcast	`overcast`
PayPal	`paypal`
Pinterest	`pinterest`
Reddit	`reddit`
RSS	`rss`
Skype	`skype`
Slack	`slack`
Snapchat	`snapchat`
SoundCloud	`soundcloud`
Spotify	`spotify`
StackOverflow	`stackoverflow`
Stitcher	`stitcher`
Substack	`substack`
Telegram	`telegram`
Threads	`threads`
TikTok	`tiktok`
Tumblr	`tumblr`
Twitch	`twitch`
Twitter	`twitter`
Vimeo	`vimeo`
Vk	`vk`
Wechat	`wechat`
Whatsapp	`whatsapp`
X	`x`
Yelp	`yelp`
YouTube	`youtube`

Its usage is straightforward. For example, if you want to use the Instagram icon in any of the theme's templates, you can use the following code:

hbs

{{> icon id="instagram" size="20"}}

As you can see, in addition to passing the icon's id, you can also define the icon's size in pixels using the size attribute.

If you want the icon to have a specific color, you can wrap it with a <span> element and assign the desired color to that element, either through a class or an inline style, as shown in the following example:

hbs

<span style="color: #833ab4;">
  {{> icon id="instagram" size="20"}}
</span>

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