Hovering over an icon shows it's name #126
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To more easily find the class name of an icon, you can now hover over it, and it will be displayed.
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Can't people who want to find the class name just inspect it through the debug tools? Why add the class name to the title text indefinitely? If anything, you could omit the I just don't see how this is something that should be merged in? |
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Though this would be useful for the getting started page on the website, not the actual library. Less troublesome for developers to go into their dev tools and find the name themselves, they could just hover instead. |
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To more easily find the class name of an icon, you can now hover over it, and it will be displayed. I understand that this doesn't strictly follow the guidelines for contributing, but I figured it was small enough that it's OK. If not, sorry.