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The transform prop is documented as accepting both a string or an object. However, it seems that they are not the same. The following 2 examples do not behave the same way when applied to the FontAwesomeIcon component:
// Both are applied
transform="shrink-2 rotate-45"
// Only rotate is applied
transform={{ shrink: 2, rotate: 45 }}It is especially confusing as they are d
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"Active!" example colors on https://www.bootstrapcdn.com/bootswatch do not match the example thumbnail image.
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Click a "Try it!" button. For example, United https://www.bootstrapcdn.com/bootswatch/?theme=19
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Now that the global icon library has been deprecated in 0.5.0, is there a recommended way as to how to set up an icon library in storybook?
Storybook stories have no module/Angular constructor.
I was previously doing something like th
When I set a navigation bar like below, the icon gets cut off.
let settingsBarButton = UIBarButtonItem()
settingsBarButton.setIcon(icon: .emoji(.gear), iconSize: 30)
navigationItem.rightBarButtonItems = [settingsBarButton]Not sure what's wrong since the example in
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A team member switched us to this library from material-design-icons, but it messed up a bunch of our styling. After perusing the source code, I have a suggestion: remove the style attributes used in Icon and SvgIcon and instead use a CSS class (perhaps className="react-icons-kit") with some CSS to apply the inline-block and vertical-align rules. My reasoning is that this will make i
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Hey,
although the documentation on npm is really good, there is an error on it.
I stumbled a while until i get it.
In the docs:
<fa [name]="rocket" [border]=false>
But the correct definition of [name] is in single quotes :
<fa [name]="'rocket'" [border]=false>
PS: I am using angular 4 (cli)
PPS: NPM link: https://www.npmjs.com/package/angular2-fontawesome
Example of requiring and using font-awesome middleware to create compile function to utilize in other frameworks
I'm sorry if this is a noob question - I'm a noob in this realm. I'm new to stylus and font-awesome. I'm playing around with https://github.com/vuejs/vue-hackernews-2.0 and it uses stylus in the components.
I'm not clear how to use this in a project. Here are some of my questi
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I noticed in the documentation on fontawesome.com, that in the 'Using Font Awesome With' section there is no page for the world's second most popular CMS, Drupal.
A community-contributed Drupal module for Font Awesome integration already exists. Do you just need someone to write the docs? I could help with this.