Icons don't work in Firefox about ionicons

[mlynch]

Fixed. Bad glyph that needs to be fixed by @bensperry

[enceladus]

I'm still having problems in Firefox, how did you fix it, mlynch?

[00defeat]

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[rbvea]

Having problems with it too. Using the cdn css.

[bensperry]

Maybe @adamdbradley can take a look this week. What exactly is the problem you're having, @rbvea?

[rbvea]

Included cdn css in header and the icons shows up fine in chrome/safari/opera (osx) but glitches out in Firefox.

[mlynch]

@rbvea I believe Firefox is more restrictive when it comes to the domain serving web fonts. Can you try including them at the same domain (i.e. local to the rest of your site)?

[TheDigitalOrchard]

Yup, @mlynch is correct. It's the domain issue. Once I loaded ionicons from the same domain, Firefox behaved properly. What a shame.

[rom3r4]

Hi, I am also having this problem (as of Aug 2014). I am using ionicons 1.5.2 and FF 31. I agree Its most likely caused because of the domain restriction on FF: In my case may be because of my own CNAMES/ Subdomains to parallelize assets. [1]

In my case I use
mydomain.blah
cdn1.mydomain.blah
cdn2.mydomain.blah
dxxxxxx.cloudfront.net
..
Any thoughts? :(

[1] - http://www.stevesouders.com/blog/2008/03/20/roundup-on-parallel-connections/

[rom3r4]

Yay, fixed!. Just added code to tell my app to place the font files (.svg, .ttf, .eot .woff) on the primary domain.

[praveenscience]

This issue with CDN and Firefox haven't been fixed yet. Have a look at my awesome app! :(

Please re-open the issue @mlynch!!! All the other fonts do work!!!

[script8888]

Yay, fixed!. Just added code to tell my app to place the font files (.svg, .ttf, .eot .woff) on the primary domain.

What's the code please? I'm experiencing same issue