This condition has been reported when certain other plugins are active, and (possibly) when PHP outputīuffering works differently than this plugin expects.Įnhance Font Awesome version 4 compatibility: add shimming of the version 4 font-family to enable version 4
rc11 turned over the rock, and this bug scurried out. Bug fix: Fix loading of admin page assets when removal of unregistered clients is enabled.Improve diagnostic output for unhandled errors.Improves conflict detection, adds support for kits and internationalization. MAJOR UPDATE, some breaking changes for developers.
Enqueue font awesome update#
All users of 4.0.0-rc15 or 4.0.0-rc16 should update immediately. minor update with additional error logging.another minor update with additional error logging.
Enqueue font awesome code#
developer-oriented update to support building themes that use this code as a composer package.our official plugin can troubleshoot and help you resolve when multiple versions of Font Awesome are loading on your site from other plugins/themes and causing display or technical issues. And, if you havent had the chance to update your project in a long while, you can turn on automatic compatibility for Font Awesome Version 4.īut thats not all.Take your pick of loading your icons from our classic Font Awesome CDN, or use Font Awesome kits - the easiest and most robust way to use our icons on the web.Choose the tech, either SVG or Web Font.Leverage the latest release or a specific version of our icons.Our official plugin lets you use Font Awesome the way you want: Many thanks to Rachel Baker and the team behind the former plugin for getting the original plugin started and allowing us to carry it forward. It replaces the older plugin formerly occupying this space in the WordPress plugins directory, which was no longer being maintained. This is a new, completely re-written plugin, tested with the latest WordPress and Font Awesome versions.
Enqueue font awesome pro#
You are going to want to play around with the font-size and maybe the margin to get it just right.The official way to use Font Awesome Free or Pro icons on your site, brought to you by the Font Awesome team. Below is the CSS you will need to include in your child theme style.css file: You will need to get the unicode which happens to be ‘/f078’.Īrmed with that info you can move on to the actual CSS stuff that will get this thing to appear on the page using the :after pseudo-element. I chose the chevron down which seems to be pretty standard. Should you use the single arrow down or a double arrow down? In a circle or not? Ugh…so many amazing icons on FA. This should be the easiest part but if you are like me you obsess over every little detail of a site build. Next, you will need to decide which icon you want to use from the Font Awesome library. That’s a pretty simple addition to the functions.php file: I found a few tutorials out there that use the built in WordPress “classes” functionality for menu items which is a great way to go about it but I decided to go a different route to have more control over the css and it actually is much less code.įirst thing you have to do of course it enqueue the Font Awesome stylesheet. So we are going to use Font Awesome to add the icon and we will need to add some css to make it work. So we need to add an icon after the menu item to alert them that it is indeed a dropdown menu. This is a UI no-no as the user wouldn’t actually know that there were more pages below. The issue is that on the desktop version of the site there is no indicator that a top level menu item has a sub-menu. If you are a Genesis Framework user, I’m sure that you are already aware that they included a responsive mobile menu in their last push about a month ago.
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