How to use on desktop

Download the fonts
Use the following chart to find the symbol you want to use and copy and paste the icon from TEXT column in the symbols chart.
Or use the Glyph panel in your application to use any symbol.

How to use on web (HTML)

Add following inside <head> and use the correct string from HTML column in the symbols chart below.

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/mooniak/lankasymbols@main/docs/webfonts/lankasymbols.css">

!IMPORTANT: This project is still in early development and things keep changing. Do not use for production websites.

DESCRIPTION	UNICODE	HTML	TEXT
lks-cross	`u+271D`	`<i class="lks lks-cross"></i>`	✝
lks-star-and-crescent	`u+262A`	`<i class="lks lks-star-and-crescent"></i>`	☪
lks-wheel-of-dharma	`u+2638`	`<i class="lks lks-wheel-of-dharma"></i>`	☸
lks-lk-flag-lion	`u+EC7F`	`<i class="lks lks-lk-flag-lion"></i>`
lks-lk-flag-lion-o	`u+EC80`	`<i class="lks lks-lk-flag-lion-o"></i>`
lks-sls	`u+EC82`	`<i class="lks lks-sls"></i>`
lks-budusaranayi	`u+EE94`	`<i class="lks lks-budusaranayi"></i>`
lks-bulath	`u+F4D3`	`<i class="lks lks-bulath"></i>`
lks-pahan	`u+F4D4`	`<i class="lks lks-pahan"></i>`
lks-stupa	`u+F0B0`	`<i class="lks lks-stupa"></i>`
lks-elephant-l-br	`u+F2BE`	`<i class="lks lks-elephant-l-br"></i>`
lks-elephant-r-br	`u+F2BF`	`<i class="lks lks-elephant-r-br"></i>`
lks-punkalasa	`u+F0A9`	`<i class="lks lks-punkalasa"></i>`
lks-bahirawa-br	`u+F2C0`	`<i class="lks lks-bahirawa-br"></i>`
lks-walakul-br	`u+F6E9`	`<i class="lks lks-walakul-br"></i>`
lks-kambi-br	`u+F6E8`	`<i class="lks lks-kambi-br"></i>`
lks-tuk	`u+F4D6`	`<i class="lks lks-tuk"></i>`
lks-gov	`u+EC81`	`<i class="lks lks-gov"></i>`

This is a free and open source project maintained by Mooniak with the support of the community. See CONTRIBUTORS

Project uses Unicode standard Private User Area. We have simple guidelines on how we assign code points to symbols for now.

RANGE	DESCRIPTION	SAMPLE
`E000–E215`
`E216–E42A`
`E42B–E63F`
`E640–E854`
`E855–EA69`
`EA6A–EC7E`
`EC7F–EE93`	Official and brands
`EE94–F0A8`	Typographic symbols
`F0A9–F2BD`	Historical cultural symbols
`F2BE–F4D2`	Historical cultural symbols – Border
`F4D3–F6E7`	Cultural symbols
`F6E8–F8FC`	Cultural symbols – Borders

This is an open source project. If you would like to contribute by drawing a few symbols please get in touch on Github issues

Fork the Github project or download the source files.
Download TruFont, FontForge or any other font editor that can edit .ufo files.
Open the LankaSymbols.ufo file inside sources/ with your font editor.
Add a new glyph and name it lks-<SOMETHING> Look at existing names to get an idea.
Draw your new symbol inside the glyph.
Don’t worry about the UNICODE value, maintainers will sort it out.

Fork the Github project or download the source files.
Find the template files inside docs/templates, make a copy of the file format and version that works for you.
Rename the file lks-<SOMETHING> Look at existing symbol names to get an idea.
Draw your new symbol. When you are ready to submit save the file as a .eps or .svg

This Font Software is licensed under the SIL Open Font License, Version 1.1. This license is available with a FAQ at: http://scripts.sil.org/OFL