Plugin assumes you know the css classes for icons

  • Mark Creeten

    (@markcreeten)


    1 month, 1 week ago

    As per title, the plugin assumes you know the css classes for the icons one wishes to use, so keep that in mind when you want to use this plugin. There is no visual list of icons to choose from.
    So, that means you need to fontawesome website open, search, copy the classes to fill in the the gutenberg block.
    The fixed-width toggle requires the editor to add a class to the field for the icon, thats just lazy coding.
    Anyway, i uninstalled

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  • Plugin Author Ciprian Popescu

    (@butterflymedia)

    1 month, 1 week ago

    Hi Mark, thank you for trying the plugin!

    As this is a developer plugin, and Font Awesome gets update every now and then, and they have thousands of icons, it makes sense to have the Font Awesome library website open when looking for icons.

    As you can imagine, storing all icons in the plugin is not a feasible idea.

    Plugin Author Ciprian Popescu

    (@butterflymedia)

    1 week, 5 days ago

    @markcreeten Try now, and adjust your review if you are happy with the update, please.

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