Usage

mdit-plugin-iconify adds a simple syntax for embedding icons directly into Markdown.
You can write icons inline without HTML or SVG markup

Syntax

Use the pattern:

::[collection]/[icon-name]::

Example:

::lucide/check::
::lucide/alert-circle::

Rendered:

If you configured a defaultCollection, you can omit the collection name:

::check::
::alert-circle::

Rendered:

Changing Icon Sizes

When you import the base stylesheet mdit-plugin-iconify/index.css, you gain access to predefined size modifiers.

::type-outline::{.sm}
::type-outline::{.md}
::type-outline::{.lg}
::type-outline::{.xl}

Rendered:

These classes adjust the icon’s width and height relative to the text line height.

Changing Icon Colors

::check::{.success}
::triangle-alert::{.warning}
::x::{.error}
::info::{.info}

Rendered:

Adding Classes to Icons

Add custom classes to any icon by placing them inside curly braces after the icon name:

::check::{.green}
::triangle-alert::{.orange}

Rendered:

Each class is appended to the generated <svg> element of the SVG icon. This follows standard Markdown attribute syntax.

Don't forget to declare your classes in your CSS:

.icon.green { color: #16a34a; }
.icon.orange { color: #f59e0b; }

You can combine these with the built-in .sm, .md, .lg, and .xl size classes for full control.