Thanks for your reply Denis! Yes, I think for simple icons, your approach would be a better one. The reason why I tried this way was that I found for some icons that are more complex and mixing fill/stroke color (e.g. "#000", "rgba(0,0,0,0.5)" or "none"), that approach modified unwanted values. If you ever need to tackle these cases, this approach would work without problems and can be set verbose.
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In our projects we replace stroke and fill values with
currentColor. This way we can change icon color with just one line of css.Thanks for your reply Denis! Yes, I think for simple icons, your approach would be a better one. The reason why I tried this way was that I found for some icons that are more complex and mixing fill/stroke color (e.g. "#000", "rgba(0,0,0,0.5)" or "none"), that approach modified unwanted values. If you ever need to tackle these cases, this approach would work without problems and can be set verbose.