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POUsing a glyphicon as a li bullet point in Bootstrap 3/Rails and HAML
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I'm trying to do a ul with each li having glyphicon-ok instead of the normal bullets. Code I'm using is: <pre><code> %li.glyphicon.glyphicon-ok ok sign? </code></pre> Which is outputting the icon but the text is showing in (I'm guessing) times new roman. When I inspect the css it says the font is still 'Glyphicon'. I've read HAML isn't ideal to use for formatting content, and I'm guessing this is why. Any ideas as to what I need to use to get the text to respect my custom font but still retain the ability to use glyphicons? Many thanks
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Using a glyphicon as a li bullet point in Bootstrap 3/Rails and HAML
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