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  • June 1, 2026
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Iain Sharp
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I am trying to look at changing to using the new UX widgets. 

The ux-button documentation states there’s a property “Icon” which 

Defines the name of the icon as it exists in the ui-fabric-core library.

If name is not specified, no icon is displayed. The default is no icon.

 

I can find no other references to ui-fabric-core by searching in the documentation, nor does it apparently show up sensibly in my webapps folder(s). 

  1. How can we find out the name of the icons available? 
  2. How can we add new icons so they are available to the ux-button (or others)? 

 

Regards

Iain

Best answer by Jyoti Singh

​@Iain Sharp Thank you for posting your questions! Fabric-core is an Open-source collection that contains Fluent UI design language such as icons, colors etc. The icons set can be found at Microsoft's documentation page by selecting the “Fabric Core” tab in the page:https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/fluentui#/styles/web/icons

We will update the User documentation with the relevant information regarding this.

About adding new icons - In general, These icon sets are comprehensive enough to meet most use cases. However, if you need a custom icon, you can add one using the css property of the button widget’s definition. Hope this helps!

Iain Sharp : Head of Technical Services, Jonas Metals Software

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  • June 1, 2026

​@Iain Sharp Thank you for posting your questions! Fabric-core is an Open-source collection that contains Fluent UI design language such as icons, colors etc. The icons set can be found at Microsoft's documentation page by selecting the “Fabric Core” tab in the page:https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/fluentui#/styles/web/icons

We will update the User documentation with the relevant information regarding this.

About adding new icons - In general, These icon sets are comprehensive enough to meet most use cases. However, if you need a custom icon, you can add one using the css property of the button widget’s definition. Hope this helps!

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