Origami – Default glyphs on mobile and tags

^^^my backslashes got stripped out from in front of the Unicode (or whatever the other one ls called) entities.^^^

Hi Andrew,
Yes. That is the one. However, when I go to demo.siteorigin.com/origami/premium…, I don’t see many of the font icons in use there either. Your mobile nav symbol is a .png, and there are no social icons or tag icons, etc., so now I’m quite confused.

I modified my header.php (and made a copy of it in my child theme) thusly:

 <?php // I want the home page not to have the menu, but all the other pages to have it  ?>
		<?php if ( !is_front_page() ): get_template_part('parts/menu', 'top'); endif; ?> 

but that doesn’t seem to have anything to do with Font Awesome (although it does call /parts/menu-top.php.)

I began development with Origami, and then decided the features of Origami Premium were worth the $15 I spent. I’ve never tried, installed, or gone near, Vantage. I figured I liked the social icons after each post, and the ‘tag’ icon, and the ‘hamburger’ (mobile nav icon, et al.

I don’t know where they came from, unless it’s part of PageBuilder? Or… aha? Perhaps it’s coming from Yoast’s WordPress SEO -> Social ?? (Even though I have yet to link a FB, Twitter, or Google+ account, I do have “Add Open Graph meta data” checked.

I just did a multi-file search in a clean version of Origami Premium, for the word ‘icon.’
/…/…/origami-2.6.1-full-premium-version/origami/style.css

Line 302, Line 312, etc….

 #menu .mobilenav-main-link .mobile-nav-icon{
	font-family: origami-icons;
	color: #666666;
	font-size: 15px;
    display: block;
	float: left;
    width: 13px;
    height: 15px;
    margin: -1px 8px 0 0;
}

#menu .mobilenav-main-link .mobile-nav-icon:before {
	content: "\e601";
}
 

That tells me that Origami Premium must have some font-family called “origami-icons,” but until I go searching further, I guess as long as I have the ‘tag’ icon and the ‘hamburger’ (mobile nav icon) working, I’ll carry on and not worry about it.

In my exploring of the theme, I don’t recall ever seeing ‘Font Awesome’ referenced anywhere, and I don’t have a real full understanding of icon fonts. You’re the one who brought up Font Awesome. All I know is when I got Origami Premium and began working with it, the social icons and tag icon, and nav icon were all desirable enough, but when they stopped working was when I began wondering what I needed to get them working again.

Thank you for looking into it. I’ll deal with any future issues when they crop up. I may look into the plugin you mention as well. Thanks,
Mitch