I want to download and install font-awesome in my html to improve my webpage speed. following link I used in my code.
How can I download and install it in my code instead of link?
In above image I downloaded Bootstrap5 and then stored in my folder and added it on my page. In a similar way I want to download and add the font-awesome path.
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I have a single spa application with a root-config, a styleguide, and a couple of react applications. All of these application are generated using the yarn create single-spa command.
I tried creating a kit from the font-awesome website and adding it to the root-config index.ejs inside the head tag.
Then I tried adding <i className='fa-brands fa-facebook-f' /> in one of my MFEs.
The loaded index.html in my browser include the tag code. But it's dimensions are 0x0.
You are missing some styles.
When you generate your kit, the font awesome website shares a snippet of the script tag for your kit.
You need to place it in the head section of your root-config.
But that's not all. You also need to add some font-faces.
The same page (with the snippet) also has a link to download example html file.
If you check that file it has extra style tags.
Once you add those to your root-config, the icons will start showing up.
This issue is not single-spa, it's the confusing documentation for font-awesome.
I am building a site from a jekyll theme. I was able to completely customize the whole site except the yellow icons in the picture. These weren't found in the site files. Nowhere. Inspecting that element just shows a div class. I need to remove these but I can't because I can't find them anywhere.
These icons are actually font. To remove them you will have to remove specific classes from the element. In this case for example if you want to remove Laptop icon, you would remove fa-laptop class from the i element.
You can read more about it on the following link Font awesome - Get started
Can you search for a file called font-awesome.min.css in your project root directory? These icons should be a reference from that file. You can modify the mappings to point to something else.
I am pretty new to angular and the like. I am trying to link the font-awesome stylesheet, and I was to reference the path to the css folder of the font-awesome installation. I have used npm to install font-awesome, and when I reference font-awesome, I don't want to link to a website, I want to use the path that it is installed to.
The problem comes when I try to make the path more universal. If I have font-awesome installed to the repo that I am using, and I want anyone who uses the app to be able to see these icons, how can I write the path so that I don't put my own directories before the repo in the path?
For example, If the folder I am trying to link is at path C:/Users/Me/path/to/folder/font-awesome/css, how can I write this path so that anyone who uses the app can use the same path that will find the same folder in their system?
1.keep complete font-awesome folder in assets folder.
go to angular.json
in styles array give path of /fontawesome/css/all.min.css
I created a Joomla template and in my index.php file there are images.
So the template work and everything is shown up exept the images. There is only the picture symbol.
I'm using the newest version of Joomla. Joomla 3.8.6
I placed the images in the Joomla images foolder and also in the template images folder.
Is there any solution?
The path to the images is wrong. Check your browser developer tools and it will tell you what path it is trying to load the images from.
Crucially though, you should not be putting images in index.php, that is not how Joomla works. It is a CMS, you don't hardcode asset paths in the index template.
I am trying to get bootstrap to work with eclipse Dynamic Web Project (Helios). However when I run (Tomcat v7) on the server I get regular html. I think there must be an error with the link. I downloaded bootstrap and imported the file system in WebContent, there is a bootstrap folder (with css, img, js) inside WebContent.
I have tried:
"href="boostrap/css/bootstrap.css". "href="WebContent/boostrap/css/bootstrap.css". "href="css/bootstrap.css". "href=bootstrap.css".
I also copied the bootstrap folder outside of WebContent and tried all of the above. What's wrong?
The code I used is exactly (copied and pasted) the source from http://getbootstrap.com/examples/starter-template/#
with the href modified. I did not put it here because I'm getting weird formatting from StackOverflow.
Could it be that you spelled boostrap instead of bootstrap when using "href...?
I am getting the same problem. When I am using eclipse server to run webpage(using bootstrap) then it doesn't work.
But if i go to the webroot or webcontent folder and open the webpage then bootstrap works fine.
I hope you have downloaded jquery.min.js.