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Ariana Social Media Order in Template Settings

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Hi,

We are working with the Ariana template. I was wondering if there is a way for us to reorder the way the social media icons appear from the template settings?


Thanks,

Lynn
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In the template settings under: Social Media Icons you can create each social media icon yourself at the bottom under: "Custom Icon(s)".
All you have to do is get the icon code (example facebook: fab fa-facebook) and enter it.
Then you can arrange symbols however you want...

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Basically, I agree with you, if the given fields above could be arranged in the same way, that would be great!
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Hello

Sorry to say it is currently not possible to order icons using the default fields. As kindly mentioned, the only possible option is to use the Custom Icons option to create your own custom order.

Ciaran
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Thanks guys!
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