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After you get up and running , you can place Font Awesome icons just about anywhere with the <i> tag:
Note: to improve web accessibility , we recommend using aria-hidden="true" to hide icons used purely for decoration.
You can place Font Awesome icons just about anywhere using a style prefix and the icon’s name. We’ve tried to make it so that icons take on the characteristics and appear alongside text naturally.
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. We like the <i> tag for brevity and because most folks use <em></em> for emphasized/italicized semantic text these days. If that’s not your cup of tea, using a <span> is more semantically correct.
To reference an icon, you need to know two bits of information. **1) its name, prefixed with fa- (meaning “font awesome” naturally!) and 2) the style you want to use’s corresponding prefix .
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Since Font Awesome was first implemented and continues to support being rendered using the CSS @font-face method, each of its styles corresponds to a particular font weight:
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Font Awesome icons automatically inherit CSS size and color (as seen in the examples below). This means they blend in with text inline wherever you put them. Font Awesome tries not to be too opinionated, and sets just the basic styling rules icons needed to render properly in context.
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While the basic way to reference an icon is simple and hopefully straight-forward, we’ve provided support-level styling for things like sizing icons , aligning and listing icons, as well as rotating and transforming icons.
You can also add your own custom styling to Font Awesome icons by adding your own CSS rules in your project’s code. Everything you can normally control with CSS is up for grabs - from color to display to alignment.
We recommend targeting icons in your CSS in couple of different ways.
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| Custom styling a specific icon | Use the individual icon name, prefixed with |
Here’s a quick example of using those selectors to add custom color to Font Awesome icons:
How to Add Font Awesome Icons to Your Buttons
Font Awesome is a convenient library of icons. These icons can be vector graphics stored in the .svg file format or web fonts.
These icons are treated just like fonts. You can specify their size using pixels, and they will assume the font size of their parent HTML elements.
To include Font Awesome in your app or page, just add the following code to the <head> element at the top of your HTML:
The i element was originally used to make other elements italic, but is now commonly used for icons. You can add the Font Awesome classes to the i element to turn it into an icon, for example:
Note that the span element is also acceptable for use with icons.
Here's how you add an icon:
This will produce a simple thumbs up icon:
And here's how you would insert that icon onto a button:
Notice that there are two parts to using an icon, the style prefix and the icon name . In the example above, the style prefix and icon name are fas and fa-thumbs-up , respectively.
Font Awesome offers the following style prefixes:
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Brand icons are often submitted by the company itself, and are useful for building things like buttons for social authentication or payment. These icons include Twitter, Facebook, Spotify, Apple, and even freeCodeCamp:
While you'll only have access to solid and brand icons under the free plan, there are still many ways to style them.
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For simple applications, you could use inline styles:
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For example, say you want to create several buttons. The default size for the buttons is quite small, so you write some CSS to increase the size of the buttons, along with the text and icons within them:
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Font Awesome Icon fa fa tasks Icon can be added to any web page simply as below. You can integrate Icon in web pages by just adding following below syntax & icon code.
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If you have a Font Awesome Pro plan, you might be wondering how the license works, what “seats” are — and who within your organization is required to have one.
Here’s the TL;DR of “who needs a seat.”
When you sign up for Font Awesome Pro, you get a perpetual license which is just a way of saying you can use the version of Font Awesome you paid for for life . That’s pretty sweet.
Think of a “seat” as a spot designated for a content creator who uses Font Awesome Pro icons. This includes people at your company AND your clients.
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How to use folium.icon with fontawesome
I am looking to use a custom fontawesome icon, thx.
I would like to change the icon from folium.icon using fontawesome icons.
For example, I want to change this:
To a burger icon from fontawesome as shown below:
But it does not work for me!
Many thanks!!!!
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- "but it does not work for me": what does that mean? error message? no icon shown? still the old one? – tobltobs Commented Oct 29, 2019 at 13:02
- no icon show, just a red marker – Doeiqw Dwe Commented Oct 29, 2019 at 13:06
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My earlier response neglected this issue with Folium and Leaflet : icons added in Fontawesome v5 do not currently render in Folium or Leaflet, upon which Folium is derived. Fonts that were part of Fontawesome v4, such as "truck" work just fine as you implemented. So you'll have to wait on " hamburger " or find another marker in the Fontawesome v4 list that does work.
Remember, you can always use Bootstrap icons as an alternative if you can't find what you want with Fontawesome.
The info provided below only valid for Fontawesome v4.x icons
Welcome! You should be able to render the icon with a slight modification to your icon constructor. In normal usage, the icon argument will point to standard glyphicons from Bootstrap . If you want to use Fontawesome icons, you put in the icon's name without the prefix (e.g. just "hamburger" without "fa-" in front), then add the prefix keyword argument for Fontawesome, which is fa .
So in your case it would look like this:
See this question as well.
- hihi thank you for anwser, I saw that post, however, as I tried in the same way, still do not work. imgur.com/a/iFtTSX4 – Doeiqw Dwe Commented Oct 29, 2019 at 14:28
- Do I understand that you were able to get this to work with "fa-truck"? Can you get any Fontawesome icons to plot? Can you get basic Bootstrap glyphicons to plot (e.g. icon="glyphicon-check" with no prefix argument)? – mayosten Commented Oct 29, 2019 at 17:00
- @DoeiqwDwe this has to do with newer icons that aren't yet supported in Folium and Leaflet. See my revised response above. You'll have to use v4.x Fontawesome icons. Hopefully you can find one that works for your aesthetic! – mayosten Commented Oct 29, 2019 at 18:17
- sorry for the late reply, and thank u so much for solve my question, thank u!!! – Doeiqw Dwe Commented Nov 2, 2019 at 1:38
Just use an image from internet (.png, .jpeg, etc)
Source: https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/ocefpaf/secoora_assets_map/blob/gh-pages/test_geojson.ipynb
- nice, saved me a lot of time ;) – Cory C Commented May 19, 2022 at 4:51
I think this problem happens because folium use FontAwesome 4 while hamburger is an icon available after FontAwesome 5.7 . So the solution is either to use the fonts in FontAwesome 4 icon list , or to fork Folium to update the library.
For me, at least folium.Icon(color='red',icon="car", prefix='fa') works.
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Stacked Icons. To stack multiple icons, use the fa-stack class on the parent, the fa-stack-1x class for the regularly sized icon, and fa-stack-2x for the larger icon. The fa-inverse class can be used as an alternative icon color. You can also add larger icon classes to the parent to further control the sizing.
icon-tasks · Unicode: f0ae · Created: v2.0 · Categories: Web Application Icons. icon-tasks. After you get up and running, you can place Font Awesome icons just about anywhere with the <i> tag:
Plan to use the SVG+JS method of Font Awesome; Have your project set up with Font Awesome; Add Icons with the Icon Name. You can add any icon in any style with the icon name when using the SVG+JS method. Just add the class for the style you want to use to select the style of icon, then insert the icon name between the opening and closing <i ...
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Font Awesome Kits are the easiest way to get Font Awesome icons into your projects. Just create a new Font Awesome Kit and add the Kit embed code to the head of each template or page of your project where you want to add icons. Set up a Kit. 2. Find and Add Icons. Browse the thousands of icons in v6 to find some icons you like and then add the ...
In normal usage, the icon argument will point to standard glyphicons from Bootstrap. If you want to use Fontawesome icons, you put in the icon's name without the prefix (e.g. just "hamburger" without "fa-" in front), then add the prefix keyword argument for Fontawesome, which is fa. So in your case it would look like this: