How do you give a fa fa symbol in CSS?

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How do you give a fa fa symbol in CSS?

To use font awesome icons as CSS content code follow the below steps. Add a unique CSS class name to the icon element you want to use. Set the font-weight css property as 900 (For Solid), 400 (Regular or Brands), 300 (Light for pro icons). Set the content css property to the unicode value font awesome icon.

How do you use a fa fa check?

fa-check icon Usage To display fa-check icon add predefined class name i.e.,fa-check (with prefix fa-) to the ‘i’ tag. And we need to add corresponding category for fa-check icon. i.e., fas.

What does fa fa mean in HTML?

Font Awesome is designed to be used with inline elements, and we recommend sticking with a consistent HTML element to reference them by in your project. 1) its name, prefixed with fa- (meaning “font awesome” naturally!) and 2) the style you want to use’s corresponding prefix**.

How do I add a check circle in HTML?

First make sure you have added Font Awesome Icon library. If this library is added just add the HTML css class fa fa-check-circle to any element to add the icon. Font Awesome check circle Icon can be resized as per your need. You can manage size of icon(fa fa check circle) by using font-size css style.

How can I use Font Awesome in HTML offline?

Here is all around solution for you:

  1. Download FontAwesome ZIP file.
  2. Create an assets folder on your public_html (or your root folder)
  3. Extract all the content of font-awesome-4.7. 0 into your assets folder.
  4. Edit your HTML file head tag and add the following code (i.e. after all meta tags):

How do I add a check symbol in HTML?

Check Mark

  1. UNICODE. U+02713.
  2. HEX CODE. ✓
  3. HTML CODE. ✓
  4. HTML ENTITY. &check
  5. CSS CODE. \2713. ✓ content: “\2713”;

What is fa code?

fa-code: Font Awesome Icons.

How do I add a checkmark in CSS?

A checkmark icon can be created with CSS by following these steps :

  1. Taking a container element, and using its ::before and ::after pseudo-elements to create two straight lines.
  2. Rotate both pseudo-elements to make the element look like a checkmark.