Yes. You could use a <div class="icon-glass"></div> and the same occurs.
Twitter Bootstrap targets the class="icon-class" the element can be anything. Generally a i and a em are the same, (i is specifically italics and em is a emphasis, default css with nothing applied they are the same) Barry On Tue, Jan 8, 2013 at 12:19 AM, Eva Pettifor <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi there, > I'm using bootstrap with Adobe Business Catalyst CMS and the template > automatically outputs <i class="icon-glass"></i> to <em > class="icon-glass"></em> on the resulting page. > It looks like it doesn't recognise that <i> tag and automatically tries to > replace it with standard html tag. > > The page itself still renders the icons fine and apart from the code, I don't > see any other problem, it seems to look as it should. Would this be ok to > leave as <em> for the icons or would this be creating some problem I'm unware > of. > > Thanks > Eva > > -- Barry Carlyon
