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Hi Mario,

You can use one of the icons found in Settings > Developer > List of all known icons

There are two ways to add an icon to your module.

A) Execute SQL update script on the Module table

Example:

UPDATE [Module] SET [ModuleIconClass] = "Umbrella" WHERE [ModuleSystemName] = "MyCustomModule"

Replace the values to match your module.

B) Use module annotations

Example:

using Dynamicweb.Core.UI.Icons;
using Dynamicweb.Modules;
using Dynamicweb.Modules.Annotations;

namespace Dynamicweb.Examples
{
    [ModuleName("ModuleSystemName", "Module name")] // Required.
    [ModuleDescription("Some description of thís module")] // Optional.
    [ModuleIcon(KnownIcon.Tasks)] // Optional. The name of a known icon in Dynamicweb which will be displayed in the management UI. See documentation for details.
    [ModuleEditPanel("/CustomModules/ModuleSystemName/ModuleSystemName_Edit.ascx")] // Optional. Path to the module edit panel of this module (.ascx or .aspx).
    [ModuleControlPanel("/CustomModules/ModuleSystemName/ModuleSystemName_ControlPanel.aspx")] // Optional. Path to the control panel of this module (.aspx).
    [ModuleScriptPanel("/CustomModules/ModuleSystemName/ModuleSystemName_Admin.aspx")] // Optional. Full path to the management panel of this module (.aspx).
    [ModuleAccess(true)] // Optional. Setting this to false will disable this module by default. Default value is true.
    public class ContentModuleWithAnnotationsSample : ContentModule
    {
        public override string GetContent()
        {
            return "Hello world";
        }
    }
}

Best regards,
Morten