React · @dev.icons/react

Wordpress React icon component

WordPress is the most widely used open-source content management system for building websites and blogs.

Install

npm install @dev.icons/react

Import

import { WordpressIcon } from "@dev.icons/react";

Render

<WordpressIcon size={32} />

Props

<WordpressIcon /> renders an inline <svg>. It accepts every SVG attribute plus these props:

Prop	Type	Default	What it does
`size`	`number \| string`	`"1em"`	Sets width and height, so the icon scales with the surrounding text by default.
`color`	`string`	`"currentColor"`	Fill for monochrome icons. Color icons keep their brand colors.
`alt`	`string`	none	Accessible name, rendered as an SVG `<title>`.
`mirrored`	`boolean`	`false`	Flips the icon horizontally.

Size, color and accessibility

<WordpressIcon size={48} alt="Wordpress logo" className="shrink-0" />

Monochrome Wordpress icon

The /mono entry point exports a single-color version that follows currentColor, so it inherits your text color in light and dark themes.

import { WordpressIcon } from "@dev.icons/react/mono";

<WordpressIcon color="var(--text-muted)" />

TypeScript and Server Components

Components are typed and have no hooks, so they render in React Server Components, the Next.js app router and any SSR setup. Named imports keep the bundle to the icons you use.

import type { ComponentProps } from "react";
import { WordpressIcon } from "@dev.icons/react";

type LogoProps = ComponentProps<typeof WordpressIcon>;

export function StackLogo(props: LogoProps) {
  return <WordpressIcon size={24} alt="Wordpress" {...props} />;
}