Oracle Font APEX icon builder

UpdatedJune 2, 2025

•1 min read

Yes, I advised everyone to use the Universal Theme sample application to build their icons.

It’s convenient, we can copy all our classes, change the behaviour of the icons and what not. We should all love that, and we do.

However, I did found an alternative that has a better response time (the UT app can be a bit “sluggish”:

Hosted on GitHub: https://oracle.github.io/font-apex/index.html

It also allows creating our icons in a similar way:

regards,
Richard

#oracle-apex

Oracle APEX

Part 2 of 3

This series will contain all my Oracle APEX related blog items

Up next

making https (webservice) requests from PL/SQL without a wallet

While developing the application for my kscope15 presentation I discovered that my Oracle XE database is unable to handle the certificate for Linked-in. This has to do with the algorithm used to sign the Linked-in certificate. Oracle XE 11 has a bug ...

More from this blog

setting up Bitwarden SSH Agent for VS Code on MAC OS

Recently I switched over from Roboform to Bitwarden as my passwordvault. The main advantages why I did this: I use a vaultwarden docker image on my DS420j NAS Vaultwarden is completely free I can u

Mar 12, 20261 min read

setting up Bitwarden SSH Agent for VS Code on MAC OS

Opentelemetry in Oracle APEX (part-1)

When preparing for my sessions this year on OpenTelemtrey within Oracle APEX I came across a couple of contributions: Dominik H on the Oracle forum: https://forums.oracle.com/ords/apexds/post/opentel

Mar 7, 20267 min read

To open "Datamodeler.app", you need to install Rosetta. Do you want to install it now?

No I do not. There are two solutions: Start the datamodeler by running the “./Datamodeler.app/Content/MacOS/datamodeler.sh” This is what I did for a couple of moths. Cumbersome, but it works! I created a “.command” file in the /Applications folder...

Dec 1, 20251 min read

To open "Datamodeler.app", you need to install Rosetta. Do you want to install it now?

Oracle Font APEX - hidden (and undocumented) icons

I love the Font APEX icons. Hundreds of icons free to use in any APEX application. Since it is also present on GitHub (https://oracle.github.io/font-apex/index.html) you can even use them in a non-apex application. I use Google authentication a lot, ...

Jun 2, 20252 min read

Oracle Font APEX - hidden (and undocumented) icons

Oracle APEX, ORDS, PL/SQL and OCI

11 posts

Father of three, husband and passionate nerd on everything related to Oracle APEX, PL/SQL and the Oracle Cloud

Command Palette

Oracle APEX

making https (webservice) requests from PL/SQL without a wallet

More from this blog