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| 12 [](https://travis-ci.org/PolymerElements/iron-iconset-svg) | |
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| 14 _[Demo and API Docs](https://elements.polymer-project.org/elements/iron-iconset-
svg)_ | |
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| 17 ##<iron-iconset-svg> | |
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| 20 The `iron-iconset-svg` element allows users to define their own icon sets | |
| 21 that contain svg icons. The svg icon elements should be children of the | |
| 22 `iron-iconset-svg` element. Multiple icons should be given distinct id's. | |
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| 24 Using svg elements to create icons has a few advantages over traditional | |
| 25 bitmap graphics like jpg or png. Icons that use svg are vector based so | |
| 26 they are resolution independent and should look good on any device. They | |
| 27 are stylable via css. Icons can be themed, colorized, and even animated. | |
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| 29 Example: | |
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| 31 <iron-iconset-svg name="my-svg-icons" size="24"> | |
| 32 <svg> | |
| 33 <defs> | |
| 34 <g id="shape"> | |
| 35 <rect x="50" y="50" width="50" height="50" /> | |
| 36 <circle cx="50" cy="50" r="50" /> | |
| 37 </g> | |
| 38 </defs> | |
| 39 </svg> | |
| 40 </iron-iconset-svg> | |
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| 42 This will automatically register the icon set "my-svg-icons" to the iconset | |
| 43 database. To use these icons from within another element, make a | |
| 44 `iron-iconset` element and call the `byId` method | |
| 45 to retrieve a given iconset. To apply a particular icon inside an | |
| 46 element use the `applyIcon` method. For example: | |
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| 48 iconset.applyIcon(iconNode, 'car'); | |
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