I have a table with sorting bootstrap glyphicons in the header. The icon is only shown if the table is being sorted by that particular header. When I click the cell, it changes the sizing of the table. The table is dynamic, so I'd prefer not fixing the cell sizes. Is there a way I can put a placeholder in there that takes the place of the glyphicon?
I know how the javascript will work to hide it, I just don't know how to do the css to give the span some size.
(this is bootstrap 3.0 btw)...
<span class="glyphicon glyphicon-arrow-down"><span>
is the particular icon. Chrome says that it's 16px wide when displayed.
The actual project is a little more complicated, here's a plunkr:
http://plnkr.co/edit/N6nkW3e4gDdpQdtRC8ue?p=preview
I don't think there's a whitespace character in the glyphicon font.
Why don't you just use a transparent font color?
.glyphicon-none:before { content: "\2122"; color: transparent !important; }
The \2122 is a minus sign. Use it like a normal icon:
<i class="glyphicon glyphicon-none"></i>
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