How do I use a utility icon in a VF page?

How do I use a utility icon in a VF page?

To set the xlink:href path:

1. Select the icon you want to use from the icons page. Make a note of which category it’s in (action, custom, doctype, standard, or utility).
2. Complete the xlink:href attribute by concatenating the category sprite (for example, “standard-sprite”), /svg/symbols.

How do I use custom metadata in VF page?

Custom Metadata Types

1. Go to Custom Metadata Types.
2. Click “New Custom Metadata Type”.
3. Save Custom Metadata Type.
4. Click “New” in Custom Fields section.
5. I have created a Field with API name Name__c.
6. Click Manage to create records.
7. Click “New” to create records.
8. Save a test record.

For which kind of entity custom icons at SLDS are available for?

Standard icons represent entities and objects within Salesforce. Utility icons are used throughout the interface and are SVGs for extensibility. Custom icons are available in Salesforce to represent user created objects.

How do I access custom metadata in lightning component?

To get the data, the Lightning Web Component uses the getRecord wire adapter. Let’s create a Component with name lifeCycle to get the custom metadata record without calling an apex method and show the value on UI. First Create a custom metadata in the developer org. The Api name is Validation_Control__mdt.

How do I fill color with icon?

To change the color of an icon, select the icon you’d like to edit. The Format tab will appear. Then click Graphics Fill and select a color from the drop-down menu.

Where do I put the icons in Visualforce?

Since the icon is standalone and carries meaning, we placed it inside an outer span with the slds-icon_container class. The icons have no background color out of the box.

What are utility icons in Lightning design system?

Utility icons are simple, single-color glyphs that identify labels and actions across form factors

How to use the default color for icons?

To use the default color for a particular icon, construct the name of the icon’s specific utility class by concatenating slds-icon-, the sprite map name, and -icon . Apply that class to the element. In the example we are using the “standard” sprite map and the “account” icon so the class is slds-icon-standard-account.

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