Animated social media icon using CSS3.

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Animated social media icon using CSS3.
This article we are creating animated social media icons. We have been using HTML, CSS. How we have inserted HTML, CSS, into our file. You can also change the icons colors & fonts according to your beautiful design. We can easily to modify. We can use more than more icon using fontawesome 4. This is a very useful module for all web player. Just copy and paste this simple code & ready your ripple effect button.

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