Hello, I’ve never worked with webpack and my JS knowledge is poor, and I have a Discourse install running off an IP, which is “unsupported”. It works, but the icons are missing because it tries loading http://192.168.0.22:8080/svg-sprite/192.168.0.22:8080/svg-3-c1066beb12cc75cc4c3bc42f218f381c862e7…

We don’t use the browser’s native module resolution system, so <script type="module"> with imports and exports won’t work as you expect. Instead, you can create an initializer in a Discourse theme/plugin, and use that to run the loadSprites() code. [image] Pyx : you can put anything where the …

[image] David Taylor: Instead, you can create an initializer in a Discourse theme/plugin, and use that to run the loadSprites() code. Is there a guide for this? Haven’t tried that before.

Thanks… it worked! For anybody else having this issue in the future, here’s the repo which I used to fix it (assuming you are running on 192.168.0.22:8080) [image] GitHub - pyxfluff/discourse-icons-fix Contribute to pyxfluff/discourse-icons-fix development by creating an account …

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david (David Taylor) July 1, 2024, 6:45pm 5

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