Tangofy
Tangofy does 3 things: Replaces the menu icons in the administration area of WordPress 2.7 with better, more helpful icons. Either an included set—2 Fugue sets, 1 Silk, 2 Tango—or your own! Dispenses with Black & White icons. All link states have full colour. Hides the large 32×32 icons. (Or shows t
Tangofy does 3 things:
- Replaces the menu icons in the administration area of WordPress 2.7 with better, more helpful icons. Either an included set—2 Fugue sets, 1 Silk, 2 Tango—or your own!
- Dispenses with Black & White icons. All link states have full colour.
- Hides the large 32×32 icons. (Or shows them, if you prefer.)
The Tango sets use icons from 4 different projects: GIMP, GNOME, Pidgin and Tango. Silk uses Silk Icons. Fugue uses Fugue Icons.
- ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/desktop
- gimp.org
- pidgin.im
- tango.freedesktop.org
- www.famfamfam.com/lab/icons/silk (Silk Icons)
- www.pinvoke.com (Fugue Icons)
Tangofy speaks 6 languages:
- English (default)
- Greek (by Demetris)
- Polish (by x600)
- Portuguese (Brazilian) (by Fernando Lopes )
- Spanish (by Federico Bond )
- Turkish (by Semih Aksu )
Tangofy by Demetris Kikizas and Josh Wood is published under the GNU General Public Licence , as are the GIMP, GNOME and Pidgin icons. Icons from the Tango Base Library are published under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.5 licence. Silk Icons are under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 licence. Fugue Icons are under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 licence.
