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Adding a custom footer icon in Calibra

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My client has asked that I replace the phone symbol in the footer icons with one that looks like a traditional style telephone. I'm happy to design one but I can't find the icon files (presumably .png?) on the site to replace the telephone symbol that comes with the template. Please can you tell me where I should be looking, and if this is actually possible? :)
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I still can't find a solution to this question. Can anyone advise me please?
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Hello

Sorry to say our icons module uses an icon font rather than images to load it's icons which although is great for keeping down load speeds on your site it does elimate the option of been able to edit the icons :(

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pearlyjones
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Thanks Ciarán, that's fine. I can go back and tell them that, and if they still insist I guess i can make them a custom module to look a bit like the footer icons. Personally I think they look great as they are! :)
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