2.17.0Icon component in Bolt
A symbolic image. Part of the Bolt “Components” CSS framework that powers the Bolt Design System.
npm install @bolt/components-icon
Tips for custom icons:
-colored.svg.For example: bolt-logo.svg would get colors stripped while bolt-logo-colored.svg would not!
{% include "@bolt-components-icon/icon.twig" with {
name: "add-open",
background: "circle",
size: "medium",
} only %}
Note: when assigning component props as HTML attributes on a web component, make sure to use kebab-case.
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A Drupal-style attributes object with extra attributes to append to this component. |
object
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Icon name |
string |
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Customizes the background that's displayed behind the SVG icon itself. Choosing any option other than |
string
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none
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Icon size. |
string
| — |
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Icon color palette. Picking an option other than |
string
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auto
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Can't find an existing SVG that suits your needs?
Before jumping ahead and adding a new custom SVG icon, please make sure you come and chat with the Bolt team first to see if there's already an existing icon that could get used instead OR if it makes sense to add a new icon to the design system itself!
Note: make sure your custom SVG icon starts with
Step 1. Import your custom SVG Icon in a .js file that's compiled by the Bolt build tools. Note: make sure your SVG icon has been already exported for the web (docs coming soon!).
Step 2. After recompiling the site's JavaScript, your custom SVG can now be used in Twig, JS, or HTML!
This advanced use case is rarely recommended since it can limit the number of places an SVG icon can get used and prevents the icon's color palette from adjusting based on the location it's used.
Step 1. Import your SVG Icon in a .js file, making sure your icon ends in
Step 2. After recompiling the site's JavaScript, your custom colored SVG can now be used in Twig, JS, or HTML!
Bolt's SVG icon system provides the ability to customize an individual icon's color (the shape itself), background color, and background opacity levels, in both the Twig and Custom Element formats the design system ships.
<bolt-icon
size="xlarge"
background="circle"
name="marketing-gray"
style="
color: #a65388;
--bolt-theme-icon-background: #a65388;
--bolt-theme-icon: #FFF;
--bolt-theme-icon-background-opacity: 1;
"></bolt-icon>
{% include "@bolt-components-icon/icon.twig" with {
name: "customer-service",
background: "circle",
size: "xlarge",
attributes: {
style: [
"color: #e64b18;",
"--bolt-theme-icon-background: #e64b18;",
"--bolt-theme-icon: #FFF;",
"--bolt-theme-icon-background-opacity: 1;"
]
}
} only %}