Example of how to change size

[boukeversteegh]

The word 'size' is not mentioned anywhere in the readme or on the website, giving the impression that changing size is completely impossible.

This low-hanging fruit example could help people find the solution more easily.

[boukeversteegh]

Solves #1041

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[locness3]

This is an SVG iconset, you're expected to know how svg tags work (IMO).

[boukeversteegh]

From my consumer perspective, how the icons are rendered and details of SVG are internals to the product. The product is that I can easily display an icon in an html file, by using only CSS <i class="feather" data-feather="user"/>.

So I find it strange to be expected to know how SVG tags work, because even if I do know, it also implies that I should know that styling of the original <i> is transferred to the generated SCG, which is another under-the-hood aspect.

Font-awesome is explicit about how it works, has a documentation page about sizing, and even provides helper classes to scale icons. That's why it's very user friendly and so popular. I hope feather can be as user friendly and popular.

[locness3]

Feather is not really maintained anymore - you may want to come over at @lucide-icons