I am creating a text editor and would like to have a save all icon.
What is the icon for this?
icon-save in 3.0.
Aehm, why is this closed? The icon-save indicates to save a single file as indicated with a single floppy disk. A save all operation is in most cases indicated with two or three stacked disks. This is really handy for applications where multiple files can be opened and modified at the same time. It is also a very commonly used metaphor in almost all editing applications. I definitely would love to see a dedicated icon for it.
reopening and renaming as icon-save-all
btw the save icon probably needs a redesign, refers to #800, #923.
Android is using something like a document with a :heavy_check_mark: or a :heavy_check_mark:
I created my own save-all icon from the icon-save. It would be nice to have it in FontAwesome. I can also provide a bigger version or pixelmater file if needed.
Exactly, @tagliala! I like the #923 suggestion of Aaron Delani (http://branch.com/b/redesigning-the-save-symbol-let-s-do-this#AbwZEhoVgHc)
While I really like some of the ideas of inventing a new save symbol, I think that the multi-floppy is still a widely recognized symbol for it and nicely fits with the icon-save.
@shankarcabus I also like that "circle" concept but I'm not ready to that. I'm 33 and I still prefer the floppy. :)
I'm interested because I often think to the next save icon but I can't still figure it out!
I modified the font-awesome .css file to create my own save-all icon... just add the following css code:
I positioned this just after the '.fa-save' css...
.fa-save-all:before{
content: "\f0c7";
position:relative;
top:1px;
left:-3px;
background-color:#ddd;
}
.fa-save-all:after {
content: "\f0c7";
position:absolute;
left:17px;
top:9px;
background-color:white;
}
it works perfectly :)
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I think we really need a "save all" icon as @KarstenB pointed out... for now I'm using @stuartaylward solution.
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Looking for the same icons, using font awesome light, would like to see save-as, save-all, close, close-all
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I modified the font-awesome .css file to create my own save-all icon... just add the following css code:
I positioned this just after the '.fa-save' css...
.fa-save-all:before{
content: "\f0c7";
position:relative;
top:1px;
left:-3px;
background-color:#ddd;
}
.fa-save-all:after {
content: "\f0c7";
position:absolute;
left:17px;
top:9px;
background-color:white;
}
it works perfectly :)