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👋 Hey there!
Im not going to lie. Ever since I started using Coda I wanted to use more of those handy icons in the side bar that get assigned to pages elsewhere in my documents
If you are like me and have always wanted to use Coda Icons in your documents, tables, and Canvas, the time has finally come. Read below to see some examples of how they could be used and how to get these icons for your own docs.
Try selecting the button below to add an icon for Take a Hike
Icons as a selectable column (admittedly difficult to search)
Selecting Icons based off a lookup column - Try searching below!
Icons on Cards
Icons in the Canvas
Learn how to add icons to the canvas here → Some info about Scott - The Icon Man
Forest
I’ve always loved the forest and specifically moved to Santa Cruz, CA just to be nearer to the Redwoods. If Im not whipping up some sweet Coda docs you can find me under the trees.
Cycling
Mountain biking, road-biking, touring, bike maintenance. The list could go on and on! Anything that involves a bicycle interests me and I strongly believe life is better spent on a bicycle
Coda
I work as a Coda freelancer building beautiful docs and solutions for companies, individuals and teams. if you are interested or even if you just want to say hi!
Getting the Icons in your document
Im sure there are far more ways you can utilize these icons, but if you are looking to start using them in your own doc you just need the table that stores all the icons. That table can be found at this page:
Once you copy that table you can then paste it into your document of choice. Alternatively, copy this entire document, delete the pages that are not the main document, and then convert it into a template that can be easily inserted into any document you own.
Keep checking back in! Im always adding new icons and find new ways to use them creatively