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https://github.com/bchanx/logos-in-pure-css

Company logos created in pure CSS.
https://github.com/bchanx/logos-in-pure-css

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Company logos created in pure CSS.

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logos-in-pure-css
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![Logos In Pure CSS](https://raw.github.com/bchanx/logos-in-pure-css/master/banner.png)

Company logos created in pure CSS, built in [less](http://www.lesscss.org).
**See it in action here:** [bchanx.com/logos-in-pure-css-demo](http://www.bchanx.com/logos-in-pure-css-demo)

Usage
-----

The easiest way to use these icons is to import the corresponding .less file in your own .less styling sheet:

```html
@import "relative/path/to/logos-in-pure-css/twitter.less";
```

You can also link the stylesheet via .html (but you'll need a copy of [less.js](https://github.com/cloudhead/less.js/tree/master/dist), tested on > v1.3.3):

```html

```

If you prefer not to use less, you can use the .css file provided:

```html

```

Once imported, copy the accompanying logo .html into your own .html file and the icon should display!

```html
















```

To see it this in action, open `demo.html` in your browser.

Sizes
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By default, `{{ size }}` supports two different keywords: large and small. This in turn produces a 300x300px or 52x52px icon.
If you're using less, you can modify the sizes by either changing the `@radius` param, or by defining your own class
and calling the logo mixin() with your desired `@radius` size.

Currently, the .css file only supports large and small icon sizes.

License
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This software is free to use under the MIT license.