I love using graphic symbols in web pages, so when I saw the relatively new Glyphicon package by Jan Kovarik, I knew they would play a role in our work in the worldoutline.
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You can include a glyphicon in a web page with the following macro:
<%glyphicon.view (iconname)%>
There are 350 of them. The small low-res icons are free to use, but the bigger higher-resolution ones cost money to license. They're not expensive and they're absolutely beautiful. The kind of work we should reward by showering it with money.
<%glyphicon.view ("beer")%> -- 
<%glyphicon.view ("dog")%> -- 
<%glyphicon.view ("heart")%> -- 
<%glyphicon.view ("keyboardWireless")%> -- 
<%glyphicon.view ("screenshot")%> -- 
<%glyphicon.view ("warningSign")%> -- 
The img elements are class woGlyphiconImage, so you can control the styling of the images.
If you want to specify alt text for the image, add a second optional parameter, with the text.
<%glyphicon.view ("beer", "Image of a beer stein.")%> --
Here's a page that shows all the glyphicons.
worldOutlineSuite.data.glyphIcon
worldOutlineSuite.utilities.buildGlyphiconOpml
worldOutlineSuite.utilities.loadGlyphIconTable
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