Link the css to your project : <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="yourPathToTheFile/bigoo/bigoo.min.css">
Chose the two colors you want and add them in your own CSS using CSS Variables (CSS Variables Support table )
:root {
--bigoo-main-color: ;
--bigoo-second-color: ;
}
Make sure that this declaration is made BEFORE the bigoo.min.css import.
If you prefer to use SASS Variables: Download the SASS version
and set the two colors you want in your SCSS vars definitions
$bigoo-main-color: ;
$bigoo-second-color: ;
Make sure that the var initialization is made BEFORE the bigoo.min.scss import and to preprocess it with all your other stylesheets.
If you dont want to use variables at all:
Just edit the bigoo.min.css file with your 2 colors:
.bigoo:before{color:}
.bigoo:after{color:}
Use it in your project. You need the general class "bigoo" and the specific icon class. Exemple: <i class="bigoo bigoo-arrow-circle-left"></i> You can use it directly on existing tags with text inside. <h1 class="bigoo bigoo-arrow-circle-left">Big Title Here</h1> But be aware that the line-height property is set to 0.
I would recommand to use a specific <i>, <span> or <div> tag.
Hooks
The Bigoo CSS is !important free and single class only so you can easily overide any style from your own CSS. Here are some exemples: