When I upload a certain SVG, icomoon generates the code for it with tons of path classes, any idea what's going on?

[jonmc...@gmail.com]

I'm working on an icon font and one particular SVG when imported into icomoon is turning into multiple glyphs in the font instead of just 1 I'm not sure why and want help. How would I make this into just 1 glyph.

It appears to set each layer in the svg as a separate glyph, I don't want that I want just glyph for this icon like the other icons in my font.

Gif showing the 8 classes or so icomoon generates to make this possible.
http://pocket-giants.d.pr/NzQV+

SVG file is at:
http://pocket-giants.d.pr/rvIR

I'm assuming I need to edit the SVG to fix this but upon comparing it to my other svgs I'm not sure what's really different.

[Keyamoon]

You should see a "multicolor" warning in the "Generate Font" tab of the IcoMoon app. Click on it to see the explanation and how to prevent this behavior.

[ry...@rydersdesign.com]

what if we want multicolor fonts, can we get control of the path names?

[Keyamoon]

That's not currently possible. But you could obviously edit the generated CSS after downloading the font pack.