I am using Font Awesome. If I use various icons, like the calendar or the speech bubble, they all work.
However this one appears not to work anymore.
If I change it to the calendar or others, they show. When I change it to this one, it fails. Any ideas?
Your library is too old, change version to at least 4.4.
This Problem is due to the updation on font-awesome file.Update your font-awesome .
The sticky note options (fa-sticky-note and fa-sticky-note-o) were added in Font Awesome 4.4. Once you update your Font-Awesome files, those glyphs will properly render for you.
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Everything is in the question. I wonder if there is a easy way to include font-awesome icons/character into a slide deck using marp ? For example using an inline and local marp directive ?
On a more general point of view, is there an easy way to add arrows or things like that in the presentation?
I once managed to get icons included using the following line of code, which needs to be placed after the </style>-tag.
<script src="https://kit.fontawesome.com/8b20b734d0.js" crossorigin="anonymous"></script>
FA-Icons can then be included in your markdown text using :fa-flag: for instance.
However, with the latest version of font awesome and/or marp-cli, this solution stoped working – at least for me, but it might help others.
I just purchased FA-pro, and I tough semantic had a way to use it, but it is nowhere documented.
Any way to use Font awesome pro with semantic-ui ? (I'm using SUI React, but I already did an Icon wrapper to directly use SUI).
Semantic UI has CSS compiled for the basic Font Awesome. That doesn't mean you are prevented from using whatever you want though. However, the name prop on Semantic UI React's Icon component is only going to help you validate for icon names in the free set.
In this case, the way you may want to go is just to include all of the styles that come with Font Awesome's Pro set in your project instead. You can still use SUIR's Icon component but you would define your icon classes with the className prop instead.
Take a look at Font Awesome's basic use docs.
Once you include your pro fonts and css in your project's build process (whatever that is) then you should be able to do this: <Icon className='far fa-stroopwafel' />
I am not using the pro version of font awesome, but I usually just do this
<Label size='medium' color='green'><FontAwesomeIcon icon='dragon'/> Powerful for gaming</Label>
This will create
Font-awesome is limited to one font or ?. Is there any option to add custom font to font-awesome.
If yes then, show me how to add that.
FontAwesome is a collection of icon fonts. If you want a collection with different icons one easy way is to use IconMoon - http://icomoon.io/app/#/select and http://icomoon.io/#icon-font . Their IconMoon app is brilliant and hooks into a world of different options.
If you want actual web fonts, then it's hard to beat Google Web Fonts or Font Squirrel if you want to use your own fonts
The downloaded version of a font that I would like to use is different to the one that Google provides, and I was wondering if it was possible to force the user into using Google's version.
According to this question's comment, if you use #font-face to embed your custom font onto your webpage, it will use your custom font not the one you installed on the computer.
My solution, while creating the custom font make sure to change its name and set it not equal to the one with which it's installed on the computer.
Hope I am clear and I solved your problem :)
You could use google webfont for that(http://www.google.com/fonts/).
When you click use,they show how to use the webfont: http://www.google.com/fonts/#UsePlace:use
Hoop this helps!
Can I add my own icon to font-awsome? I see from the site that I can post icon requests to github issues, but I did not see any relevant links.
I have looked at some of the pull requests and I see that font/fontawesome-webfont.eot, font/fontawesome-webfont.ttf and font/fontawesome-webfont.woff are binary files.
Where should I start looking?
Thanks
As you saw, Font Awesome icons are all in a custom font that the creators control. If they won't accept your icon suggestion, you can create your own icon font. Please see this. The IcoMoon.io site they mention seems particularly interesting, but I have not used it yet.