Widget Categories: Basic
Select from a library of more than 1000 ready-made icons, or upload your own SVG file. You can change icon color, hover, background, border and more. Use icons to emphasize your text and balance the layout of your site.
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SVG files can be resized without losing resolution.
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SVGs are image files that contain HTML code, meaning when you add an SVG icon to your site you are also adding lines of code. Multiple complex SVGs can add thousands of lines of code and cause your site to load slowly. If you need to use multiple SVG icons on the same page, we recommend turning some of them into regular images (.png, .jpeg, etc) to avoid loading or functionality issues.
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For guidelines on media, see Media: Guidelines and Specifications.
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Click Choose Icon to select a ready-made icon, or click Upload SVG File.
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To link the icon, click Link Icon, and select the page you want to link the icon to.
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Type Alt text for the icon. Alt text enables search engines to recognize image content. Use text that clearly describes the image. Or, click the Sparkle icon () to use the AI Assistant to generate alt text.
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Alt text generated by the AI Assistant is in the same language as the page's current language.
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The Sparkle icon for AI will be disabled if an icon is not selected.
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Type a Tooltip for the icon. The tooltip text displays when a user hovers over the image.
In the Design Editor, you can make changes to the layout of your icon, adjust the icon size and color, and make changes to the spacing of the widget.
To make the icon a floating widget, enable the Floating toggle, and select a position for the widget. To display the floating button on the current page only, enable the Show on this page only toggle.
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Floating icons can be set to display on specific pages, but it will appear on all pages by default (there isn't currently a way to toggle it off only for particular pages).
This issue is typically related to the way the file was originally created. The icon's color must be true black (e.g., hex code #000000).
Additionally, the SVG needs to be exported with inline style.
Since SVG files can be made up of intricate code, it’s recommended to consult someone experienced with SVGs for any adjustments.