Change the Heroicons SVG stroke width in React
I was using Heroicons in a Next.js app and they conveniently package the icons as React components.
One thing I wanted to do was customize the stroke width, so they rendered thinner.
I looked how to do that within the JSX, maybe with a prop, but I couldn’t find a way.
I could import the SVG directly from the site, but I liked the React components approach.
For some reason I assumed setting a global CSS property directly didn’t work, as it was hardcoded in the SVG, but it actually worked:
svg path {
stroke-width: 1;
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