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Hi Harvey
First, thank you for such an awesome package.
Is there a way to modify the script to allow for the stylesheet added to be remote (.i.e from a CDN)?
Thanks
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@TRexStark The script looks a bit like it would work with a remote stylesheet but I guess it's not since you're making this issue.
I haven't been working with Umbraco for a few years now so I'm a bit out of the loop and don't plan to update this package.
Feel free to fork the package, or if you want a quick fix, you can change the iconator.controller.js file in your project.
iconator.controller.js
The cssPath variable is what you're interested in: https://github.com/Harvzor/iconator/blob/88b0a8e2fa0ce94016ff0b99d7d26437b1a25af0/content/App_Plugins/Iconator/iconator.controller.js#L33
cssPath
My guess is that the assetsService (from Umbraco) probably doesn't support remote resources: https://github.com/Harvzor/iconator/blob/88b0a8e2fa0ce94016ff0b99d7d26437b1a25af0/content/App_Plugins/Iconator/iconator.controller.js#L94
assetsService
Likely the CSS can be injected into the <head>.
<head>
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Hi Harvey
First, thank you for such an awesome package.
Is there a way to modify the script to allow for the stylesheet added to be remote (.i.e from a CDN)?
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: