===== Icons =====
[[doku>template:mikio|Mikio Template]]

  * Mikio includes an icon engine that allows you to include icons in your pages by using <icon OPTIONS> in your content
  * If the icon tag conflicts with another plugin, you can change the tag from ''icon'' to a user set value in the settings
  * By default, Mikio enables FontAwesome 4 but also includes FontAwesome 5, Elusive 2 and Bootstrap Icons, which can be enabled by uncommenting their inclusions in ''/icons/icons.php''

Users can also add their own icon sets to the template. Supported icon sets can either be webfonts or individual files (such as a SVG library). Instructions can be found in the ''/icons/icons.php'' file.

====== Icons ======
https://github.com/nomadjimbob/mikioplugin/wiki/Icons

Add icons from an icon library.

By default, the following icon libraries are installed within the Mikio Plugin:

  * Bootstrap Icons
  * Elusive
  * FontAwesome 4
  * FontAwesome 5

with only the FontAwesome 4 enabled.

To enable the other libraries, you are required to uncomment the appropriate lines within:

📁%% %%mikioplugin\\ 📁%% %%icons\\ 📄%% %%icons.php

===== Example Syntax (FontAwesome 4) =====
<icon fa address-book>
<code ->
<icon fa address-book>
</code>

https://fontawesome.com/v4/icons/

===== Adding an Icon library =====

You can add your own Icon library or change Mikio Plugin to instead use a CDN by editing the%% %%''mikioplugin/icons/icons.php''%% %%file. Instructions are included in the file itself.