Spectre Icons
| 开发者 | phcdevworks |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年5月27日 14:59 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
Spectre Icons registers curated and uploaded SVG icon libraries inside Elementor's icon picker and renders them as inline SVGs on the frontend.
- Enable or disable individual libraries from Settings → Spectre Icons
- Upload custom SVG icons from Settings → My Icons
- Manifest-driven rendering for bundled and uploaded SVG libraries
- Inline SVG injection in editor preview and frontend
- Disabled libraries are hidden from the picker; existing icons keep rendering
- Theme-friendly color inheritance through builder color controls
安装:
From the WordPress admin
- Go to Plugins → Add New
- Search for "Spectre Icons"
- Click Install Now, then Activate
- Go to Settings → Spectre Icons and enable the libraries you want
- Download the plugin ZIP
- Go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin
- Upload the ZIP, activate it, then go to Settings → Spectre Icons
常见问题:
Which page builders are supported?
Elementor 3.x and 4.x, tested through Elementor 4.x. The architecture is built to support additional builders in future releases.
Can I disable individual icon libraries?
Yes. Uncheck a library under Settings → Spectre Icons to hide it from the Elementor icon picker. Icons already placed on your site will continue to render.
Can I add my own icon packs?
Yes. Upload SVG files from Settings → My Icons. Uploaded icons are sanitized, stored in a site-specific My Icons library, and appear in supported builder icon pickers after the first upload.
What are the system requirements?
WordPress 6.0+, PHP 7.4+, and Elementor 3.x or 4.x tested through Elementor 4.x.
更新日志:
1.4.1
- Fixes manifest header discovery so library metadata does not depend on the WordPress filesystem global
- Reads only the small manifest header needed for icon library metadata instead of loading entire large manifest files during discovery
- Fixes Elementor preview config support for uploaded and external manifest_path icon libraries
- Ensures uploaded icon manifests are available before editor and frontend render calls need them
- Improves outline icon rendering by preserving inherited stroke behavior instead of forcing SVG fill or stroke values
- Adds My Icons e2e coverage for uploaded icons in the Elementor picker, editor preview, and published frontend
- Stabilizes GitHub Actions and wp-env e2e setup by pinning Elementor, activating Spectre Icons, waiting for WordPress readiness, and collecting failure logs
- Makes the My Icons upload library unlimited by default
- Keeps support for custom limits through the spectre_icons_user_library_limit filter
- Updates the upload page and admin JavaScript to display and enforce limits only when a numeric limit is configured
- Updated release metadata for the 1.3.1 maintenance release
- Preserved bundled library slugs, saved icon class prefixes, and existing icon rendering behavior
- Added the My Icons admin page for uploading up to 25 site-specific SVG icons
- Added the spectre-user icon library for user-uploaded icons in Elementor
- Added upload and delete controls with SVG sanitization, file-size checks, and safe manifest storage
- Kept bundled Lucide and Font Awesome libraries first in the picker before custom libraries
- Hardened custom library manifest handling with WordPress filesystem APIs
- Escaped upload delete button labels and tightened empty attribute rendering
- Added Font Awesome Elementor e2e coverage and release/version proposal tooling
- Updated compatibility metadata for WordPress 7.0 and Elementor 4.x
- Introduced core manifest registry and builder-agnostic SVG renderer
- Added runtime manifest auto-discovery — drop a JSON file to add a library
- Fixed icon SVG persisting in the editor after resetting or changing an icon
- Fixed Elementor editor cache invalidating on every plugin update (ver now uses manifest filemtime)
- Added automatic Elementor cache flush on first admin load after a version change
- Bundled Lucide and Font Awesome manifests are now self-describing (metadata in JSON header)
- Added per-library enable/disable controls with reliable Elementor v4 picker hiding
- Disabled libraries are hidden from the icon picker; existing placed icons keep rendering
- Hardened SVG sanitizer, manifest renderer, and plugin bootstrap
- Added PHPUnit and Playwright e2e test coverage
- Updated WordPress compatibility to 6.7
- Added SPDX license metadata and finalized bundled icon attribution
- Refined Elementor manifest rendering, integration hooks, and SVG sanitization
- Updated plugin metadata and release packaging for WordPress.org
- Fixed manifest loading and icon lookup for prefixed libraries
- Aligned Elementor editor config and asset enqueues
- Ensured Lucide outline icons render correctly
- Cleaned up WordPress.org ZIP packaging