Yeaahh!

I'm glad my English is good I'm always afraid not to write in a proper way and be misunderstood. The process to create an Icon-font is mostly done in Inkscape. Convert the file it's a one-time-thing to do at the end of the process so is not a big problem, it can be done. Mine was more a curiosity th...

aaaah got it! baseball isn't it? means failure I suppose sorry I'm Italian and don't get this kind of phrases immediately

So I think I've got no options but to convert the file. I can handle it

I will try that, reading it seems promising
I followed some tutorial to create the SVG font and none of them say to make a new FontForge_Glyph but a normal SVG. I think this is the answer, will try and report

Alright, I compared the two files and guess what?... they're different :D This is the Inkscape file <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?> <!-- Created with Inkscape (http://www.inkscape.org/) --> <svg id="svg5496" xmlns:rdf="http://www.w3...

Thanks Brynn, As you probably already seen there's no specifications in IcoMoon site, they only say "upload SVG", I'm puzzled because the same file works in the font converter and don't in that site... it's true that in mac when you copy and paste something in Inkscape the content became r...

Hi everyone, I'm trying to use Inkscape to make an icon-font via the SVG font editor. I should upload the SVG file to IcoMoon site in order to integrate my icons with some from the site. My problem is that if I upload the SVG file generated from Inkscape, IcoMoon show me three placeholders for the i...