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Really nice execution!

I remember seeing similar projects [1][2] in the past and pondered usage of the `currentColor`.

Btw, there are several occurrences of white components [4]; they are necessary for "breaking" lines, but surprisingly there are very few of them and overall do't break much [3].

[1] http://cikonss.zzapdeveloped.it/ [2] http://one-div.com/ (warning, hugely ad infested currently) [3] console: document.styleSheets[0].insertRule('.iconWrapper,.iconViewer{background-color: #999 !important}',0)



I remember seeing something like this before too. This is the one I was thinking of. http://nicolasgallagher.com/pure-css-gui-icons/


its mostly pretty avoidable, border-image with a gradient solves it a majority of the time


can you say more about this approach? very curious


https://codepen.io/anon/pen/xEykRg?editors=1100 in retrospect probably not a complete solution in of itself, but if doing the top 3 borders, with a :after with a gradient background image, should work for all colors


your solution is genius! thanks so much!




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