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    The *SVG* folder contains the icons you selected as separate SVG files.

    If you prefer using PNGs, PDFs, or CSS sprites, refer to the Preferences panel of
    the IcoMoon app before downloading your zip pack.

    *demo.html* lists the icons that you selected. To insert your icons as inline SVGs
    (with the <use> element), copy the <svg> element (that contains symbol definitions)
    from the source of the demo.html file, below your own HTML's <body> tag. After
    copying this SVG, you can reference your glyphs like the following:

    <svg class="icon icon-sprint4"><use xlink:href="#icon-sprint4"></use></svg>

    You can get this code from the SVG tab of the IcoMoon app, or by referring to the
    source of the demo.html file. To see how you can change the color/size of your
    icons using CSS, refer to the example provided in the *style.css* file.

    If you prefer to reference an external SVG (containing <defs>) instead of embedding


    it in HTML, you will need to use *svgxuse.js* in order to support IE 9+. In
    browsers that don't support referencing external SVGs (such as IE 9), this polyfill
    sends one HTTP request to fetch and cache all symbol definitions. See *demo-
    external-svg.html* for this approach. This demo references the *symbol-defs.svg*
    file and uses the aforementioned polyfill. Note that it must be hosted on a web
    server to work
    properly. Learn more aobut this polyfill here: https://github.com/Keyamoon/svgxuse

    You can import *selection.json* back to the IcoMoon app using the *Import Icons*
    button (or via Main Menu → Manage Projects) to retrieve your icon selection.

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