Css: content: '\44'; is an icon, where is \44 being referenced

[dzoladz]

The content css below represents an icon. The problem is I don't know where \44 is being referenced or associated to an icon. If I change it to a random number, the icon changes if there is a match.  Does anyone know where this is located in HubSpot? I've checked all the css files, templates, etc. with no luck. I need to add another icon to the list to reference. 

.hs-service-section-1 .hs-menu-wrapper ul li a.virtualciovcio:before {
content: '\44';
}

 

Thanks!

[melindagreen]

@BarryGrennan is there any call to a font foundry/library in the code? TypeKit, MyFonts, Google Fonts, etc?

The file you see might be a false positive..... 

Freepik has something called LMT icons, but I don't know anything about how that's used or whether it's related or not.

Screenshots of a couple of the icons might help.

[BarryGrennan]

Try examining the before element/icon using Chrome's dev tools. Look for the font-family.

Alternatively send us a link.

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[dzoladz]

I'm seeing font-family: 'lmt' !important; before the element/icon. There is a font file lmt in design manager but it seems to be empty. Is there a way to examine/edit that file that I'm missing? Thanks.

[coldrickjack]

Hey @dzoladz,

What theme are you using? 

[dzoladz]

The theme was custom built via HubSpot's boilerplate.