• Resolved Demian

    (@demian85)


    Hi,

    To me my knowledge it returns the incorrect classes for the i element. For example, this is what the plugin returns:

    <i class="fa-classic fa-solid fa-info></i>

    But the correct element should have this:

    <i class="fas fa-info"></i>

    What is going on here?

    Ragards,

    Demian

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  • Plugin Author Matt Keys

    (@mattkeys)

    I’m not sure why you feel that way but one is not more correct than the other.

    Thread Starter Demian

    (@demian85)

    Okay, could you explain why it is not following the class structure from font awesome? I have never seen classes like fa-classis or fa-solid, to me it was .fas, .fad, .fal, .far. See this link:

    https://fontawesome.com/v5/icons/info?f=classic&s=solid

    Our site has the pro license, but it doesn’t return anything.

    Thread Starter Demian

    (@demian85)

    I read on fontawesome that your way is indeed supported, but old-school. As it is not working on my side, I will have to remove the plugin unfortunately.

    Plugin Author Matt Keys

    (@mattkeys)

    The link you shared is for the older font awesome icons (v5) are you using v5 or v6 icons in the plugin?

    It sounds like you have v6 icons enabled in the plugin but are expecting v5 formatting.

    • This reply was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by Matt Keys.
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