Hello!

The goal is to create a web font from EPS files. It was possible to get normal SVG after some adjustments, but there was a problem with converting to web font.

Manually redrawing glyphs has neither time nor desire, so I try online tools. Only IcoMoon could correctly make such a conversion, however, for some reason, it divided each glyph into several. That is, instead of a solid character, I got "sets."

Obviously, similar CSS produces each part of the icon (glyph) one after another, as plain text: i.public-pools:before {content: '\e900\e901';}

That is, I need to either show all the glyphs on top of each other using CSS, or combine the glyphs in the font itself. I would be happy if you could tell me the name of the program that knows how to do this, or some CSS hack.

PS: as a last resort, of course, you can insert icons like SVG or even ordinary pictures, but I really wouldn’t like to do that.

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    The problem is that the icons consist of several contours.
    It is necessary in any vector editor to combine the curves into one icon.

    An example in Adobe Illustrator: Adobe Illustrator Outline Consolidation