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    Hey guys,

    Thanks for the help…none of this is very relavant. The fact that I had it 404ing on CodePen was a minor mistake, and I am not loading them from my server locally. @deontbenton I really appreciate the explanation though I already understand most of what you wanted. I was really trying to go for the :before method via the class names…as I have had made this work before. I was trying to figure out if I made a silly mistake but I guess I haven’t, and I’ll just have to figure something out. @Chrisburton I didn’t actually experience any difference in your version, still not seeing the icons show up, so I’m assuming it’s my problem. However it still irks me, because that other time I made icon fonts work…it still works. Oh well, thanks for your help guys.

    #119441
    chrisburton
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    You don’t have to give up. We can still help you debug the issue.

    If it makes any difference, this is what I see: http://cloud.chrisburton.me/Lrqn

    #119937

    And I’m getting this: http://bit.ly/Zqa0nE

    It’s obviously my problem…

    #119938
    chrisburton
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    @knittingfrenzy18 From what I see in your codepen, the URL is wrong. You have two forward slashes in the directory before “files”.

    See here: http://cloud.chrisburton.me/Lxz6

    The problem isn’t Chrome, it’s your code.

    #120207

    ok well I fixed that. I really would like the use the :before method but it’s not working. You have added in the spans with the unicode whatevers. I don’t really want to do that, but if it’s the only solution…

    #120209
    chrisburton
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    @knittingfrenzy18 If you have dropbox, message me the entire link to the folder. Or zip it and message me for my email.

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