How to use the Apache OpenOffice icon
import { ApacheopenofficeLogo } from "@/assets/icons/apacheopenofficeLogo"
export default function Example() {
return <ApacheopenofficeLogo width="32px" height="32px" />
}Brands icon
Copy the Apache OpenOffice icon as an optimized JSX SVG component for React, Next.js, dashboards, landing pages and Tailwind interfaces.
Copy-ready code
// Source: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/simple-icons/simple-icons/develop/icons/apacheopenoffice.svg
// Asset license: Simple Icons CC0 1.0 Universal. Brand names and marks remain trademarks of their respective owners.
export const ApacheopenofficeLogo = ({ width = "40px", height = "40px", color = "#0E85CD", ...props }) => (
<svg {...props} width={width} height={height} viewBox="0 0 24 24" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" fill={color}>
<path d="M12 0C5.372 0 0 5.371 0 12c0 .843.088 1.667.254 2.462a12.594 12.594 0 013.309-.44c1.836 0 3.579.392 5.152 1.099a12.536 12.536 0 017.303-2.332c1.704 0 3.33.339 4.811.953l.023.01a.186.186 0 01-.083.353l-.267-.02a12.525 12.525 0 00-.895-.032c-4.208 0-7.988 1.546-10.281 4.681l-.11.151a.183.183 0 01-.28.008C6.76 16.847 3.894 16.037.677 15.981 2.32 20.65 6.768 24 11.998 24 18.628 24 24 18.627 24 12c0-6.628-5.373-12-12.001-12zm9.395 7.181c-.042-.004-.114-.016-.16-.022a6.703 6.703 0 00-.405-.051c-2.447-.23-4.725.449-6.21 2.171-.063.064-.118.067-.179.003-1.181-1.34-2.864-1.935-4.795-2.118a7.24 7.24 0 00-2.01.09l-.01.001-.02.002a.125.125 0 01-.075-.223l.035-.02a7.23 7.23 0 014.05-.795c1.054.1 2.035.42 2.9.91a7.279 7.279 0 016.797-.255c.045.025.093.047.14.073a.116.116 0 01.067.11c0 .069-.044.134-.125.124z"/>
</svg>
)
import { ApacheopenofficeLogo } from "@/assets/icons/apacheopenofficeLogo"
export default function Example() {
return <ApacheopenofficeLogo width="32px" height="32px" />
}Built for the web
This copy-ready component works in React and Next.js projects, and the SVG can be adapted for any interface.
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Yes. You can copy the JSX component and use it in React and Next.js projects.
Yes. Edit the SVG attributes or pass className, width, height and color props depending on the component.