It looks like it has to do with the extra css being generated for this particular icon:
.icon-plan .path1:before {
content: "\e910";
color: ;
}
.icon-plan .path2:before {
content: "\e911";
margin-left: -0.9150390625em;
color: ;
}
.icon-plan .path3:before {
content: "\e913";
margin-left: -0.9150390625em;
color: ;
}
.icon-plan .path4:before {
content: "\e914";
margin-left: -0.9150390625em;
color: ;
}
.icon-plan .path5:before {
content: "\e915";
margin-left: -0.9150390625em;
color: ;
}
.icon-plan .path6:before {
content: "\e916";
margin-left: -0.9150390625em;
color: ;
}
.icon-plan .path7:before {
content: "\e917";
margin-left: -0.9150390625em;
color: ;
}
.icon-plan .path8:before {
content: "\e918";
margin-left: -0.9150390625em;
color: ;
}
All of my other icons are only generating a single css rule. For example:
.icon-calendar:before {
content: "\e900";
}
In my app, I had just put, because I didn't notice that the extra css was being generated for the icon:
.icon-plan {
content: "\e910";
}
Is there a way I can make my svg generate a single css rule instead?