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More and more websites are starting to use Font Glyphs or Font Icons. They're easy to make, easy to pick from and their incredibly light weight compared to independent images or even sprites. What are the major advantages of using Icon Fonts? They are vector, which means they can scale indefinitely without losing quality They are lightweight They are supported by every browser You can add almost any thinkable text css to them (shadows, colors, rotation, gradients) Takes fewer HTTP requests to your server = less load :3 So what are disadvantages of using Icon Fonts? Screenreaders may misinterpret fonticons, reading them out loud DUSTY OLD BROWSERS cannot render font icons. But really, who uses IE7 anymore. You can only serve font icons in a single color -or- in a gradient. No fancy multicolor rainbow awesomeness. Firefox sometimes renders icon fonts with a larger font-weight (bolder), so they may look differently on there. The top list of FREE icon Fonts Foundation 3 - 283 beautiful icons with rounded corners Font Awesome - 439 icons in a constantly updated icon font Google Material Icons - Over 200 icons by google. IconSweets - 60 icons by YummyGum (has a paid v2) IcoMoon - 450 free beautiful icons, with editor on site if you want to pay HeyDings - 60 pretty awesome webfont icons Open Iconic - 223 icons in a lightweight and beautiful package (.woff = 12.4kb!) Sosa - 160+ icons Glyphish - 200 free icons (you must provide credit), also has a paid version of $100 for over 1500 icons Glyphicons - 470 free icons and 50 free social icons Batch - 300+ icons for use on the web and apps, now free Brankic1979 - 350 pixel perfect icons, scalable to any size IconMinia - 139 vector icons Octicons - by GitHub, usable in any of your projects So there you have it, pretty icon fonts for free, available for you to use in your projects. Most come with a handy-dandy instruction page aswell. If you have any additional icon fonts and you would like to see them back on this list, do not fear to comment down below!

Hey Flakes and Flakettes! It's time for another Member Spotlight, this time featuring the one, the only: AfricanOreo Since joining WebFlake, this dude has done some amazing things. I mean what a guy. Did you know he runs his very own, legit invision power board powered community? It's called Red VS Blue TV ( http://redvsblue.tv/ ). Every day AfricanOreo works hard finding the right gaming content for his site and users. He scours the IPS marketplace tirelessly to provide not only his site but our downloads system with amazingly purchased products. But the fun doesn't stop there folks, no no no! He even has his very own company called King Media Productions. This amazing business sells high quality, responsive skins on the IPS marketplace for fairly cheap prices. Can this guy be more awesome? Probably not! Just take a peek at his latest release, Kamandi, a responsive IPS4 compatible skin which just got released on the marketplace: https://community.invisionpower.com/files/file/7632-kamandi-responsive-theme/ Doesn't that look stunni-.. "hey wait a minute" i hear you think, "that skin looks oddly familiar". Well well well, you smart little fella, that's what i thought too so i sat down, researched and researched and researched and after working hours and hours on end to find the clues, i finally had it figured out: Kamandi is a complete and exact copy of Mountains. A free skin released and created by WebFlake: Not only has AfricanOreo (or Power Service) uploaded our free skin to the IPS marketplace, he's charging for it. Yes folks, AfricanOreo is our member of the month because he is, without a doubt, the best guy. ever. in the world. https://community.invisionpower.com/profile/403782-power-service/

Go to ACP -> Themes and the select Manage Resources on the theme you're editing. Upload your background image there and it'll give you a template tag to use. Then visit ACP -> Themes -> Edit HTML & CSS -> CSS -> core -> front -> custom -> custom.css body { background: url({resource="bgimage.jpg" app="cms" location="front"}) no-repeat center top scroll #000; }Change the template tag to the one the theme gives you. Change #000 to the background color you'd like. You can also edit global.css as well, but if you're not creating your own framework based off of the default theme, it's best to just override things in custom.css so you'll have smoother theme upgrades without having to redo your work.

​Well, you can use a nulled version, like mentioned in the post above. But if you are saying as in not use any key at all, then no, you can't.

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