Fontawesome style: Solid, regular, light
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Is it possible to specify the style for font awesome:?
For example, faAlignJustify has three different styles:
https://origin.fontawesome.com/icons/align-justify?style=light
https://origin.fontawesome.com/icons/align-justify?style=regular
https://origin.fontawesome.com/icons/align-justify?style=solid
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Is it possible to specify the style for font awesome:?
For example, faAlignJustify has three different styles:
https://origin.fontawesome.com/icons/align-justify?style=light
https://origin.fontawesome.com/icons/align-justify?style=regular
https://origin.fontawesome.com/icons/align-justify?style=solid
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Is it possible to specify the style for font awesome:?
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https://origin.fontawesome.com/icons/align-justify?style=light
https://origin.fontawesome.com/icons/align-justify?style=regular
https://origin.fontawesome.com/icons/align-justify?style=solid
fontawesome
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Is it possible to specify the style for font awesome:?
For example, faAlignJustify has three different styles:
https://origin.fontawesome.com/icons/align-justify?style=light
https://origin.fontawesome.com/icons/align-justify?style=regular
https://origin.fontawesome.com/icons/align-justify?style=solid
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The fontawesome5 package offers the possibility to specify solid or regular as an optional argument, solid is the default:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{fontawesome5}
begin{document}
faFile
faFile*
faFile[regular]
faFile*[regular]
faFile[solid]
faFile*[solid]
end{document}
According to the documentation, the light style is also available in the with the pro version of the package (only compatible with xelatex or lualatex)
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Thank you. It seems I was using an older fontawesome version. Actually am having some issues trying to install it in my debian.
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@Rod If you ditch the texlive version from debian and install the one available from tug.org you will the newest version of all packages
– book
Dec 2 at 18:35
I'm migrating my container to Debian sid, it seems it includes the newest versions. If I could not get it to work easily, certainly, I will use your approach and get the newest from tug.org Again, many thanks.
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The fontawesome5 package offers the possibility to specify solid or regular as an optional argument, solid is the default:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{fontawesome5}
begin{document}
faFile
faFile*
faFile[regular]
faFile*[regular]
faFile[solid]
faFile*[solid]
end{document}
According to the documentation, the light style is also available in the with the pro version of the package (only compatible with xelatex or lualatex)
answered Dec 2 at 18:24
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Thank you. It seems I was using an older fontawesome version. Actually am having some issues trying to install it in my debian.
– Rod
Dec 2 at 18:34
1
@Rod If you ditch the texlive version from debian and install the one available from tug.org you will the newest version of all packages
– book
Dec 2 at 18:35
I'm migrating my container to Debian sid, it seems it includes the newest versions. If I could not get it to work easily, certainly, I will use your approach and get the newest from tug.org Again, many thanks.
– Rod
Dec 2 at 19:04
add a comment |
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The fontawesome5 package offers the possibility to specify solid or regular as an optional argument, solid is the default:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{fontawesome5}
begin{document}
faFile
faFile*
faFile[regular]
faFile*[regular]
faFile[solid]
faFile*[solid]
end{document}
According to the documentation, the light style is also available in the with the pro version of the package (only compatible with xelatex or lualatex)
answered Dec 2 at 18:24
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Thank you. It seems I was using an older fontawesome version. Actually am having some issues trying to install it in my debian.
– Rod
Dec 2 at 18:34
1
@Rod If you ditch the texlive version from debian and install the one available from tug.org you will the newest version of all packages
– book
Dec 2 at 18:35
I'm migrating my container to Debian sid, it seems it includes the newest versions. If I could not get it to work easily, certainly, I will use your approach and get the newest from tug.org Again, many thanks.
– Rod
Dec 2 at 19:04
add a comment |
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up vote
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The fontawesome5 package offers the possibility to specify solid or regular as an optional argument, solid is the default:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{fontawesome5}
begin{document}
faFile
faFile*
faFile[regular]
faFile*[regular]
faFile[solid]
faFile*[solid]
end{document}
According to the documentation, the light style is also available in the with the pro version of the package (only compatible with xelatex or lualatex)
answered Dec 2 at 18:24
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The fontawesome5 package offers the possibility to specify solid or regular as an optional argument, solid is the default:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{fontawesome5}
begin{document}
faFile
faFile*
faFile[regular]
faFile*[regular]
faFile[solid]
faFile*[solid]
end{document}
According to the documentation, the light style is also available in the with the pro version of the package (only compatible with xelatex or lualatex)
answered Dec 2 at 18:24
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Thank you. It seems I was using an older fontawesome version. Actually am having some issues trying to install it in my debian.
– Rod
Dec 2 at 18:34
1
@Rod If you ditch the texlive version from debian and install the one available from tug.org you will the newest version of all packages
– book
Dec 2 at 18:35
I'm migrating my container to Debian sid, it seems it includes the newest versions. If I could not get it to work easily, certainly, I will use your approach and get the newest from tug.org Again, many thanks.
– Rod
Dec 2 at 19:04
add a comment |
Thank you. It seems I was using an older fontawesome version. Actually am having some issues trying to install it in my debian.
– Rod
Dec 2 at 18:34
1
@Rod If you ditch the texlive version from debian and install the one available from tug.org you will the newest version of all packages
– book
Dec 2 at 18:35
I'm migrating my container to Debian sid, it seems it includes the newest versions. If I could not get it to work easily, certainly, I will use your approach and get the newest from tug.org Again, many thanks.
– Rod
Dec 2 at 19:04
Thank you. It seems I was using an older fontawesome version. Actually am having some issues trying to install it in my debian.
– Rod
Dec 2 at 18:34
Thank you. It seems I was using an older fontawesome version. Actually am having some issues trying to install it in my debian.
– Rod
Dec 2 at 18:34
1
1
@Rod If you ditch the texlive version from debian and install the one available from tug.org you will the newest version of all packages
– book
Dec 2 at 18:35
@Rod If you ditch the texlive version from debian and install the one available from tug.org you will the newest version of all packages
– book
Dec 2 at 18:35
I'm migrating my container to Debian sid, it seems it includes the newest versions. If I could not get it to work easily, certainly, I will use your approach and get the newest from tug.org Again, many thanks.
– Rod
Dec 2 at 19:04
I'm migrating my container to Debian sid, it seems it includes the newest versions. If I could not get it to work easily, certainly, I will use your approach and get the newest from tug.org Again, many thanks.
– Rod
Dec 2 at 19:04
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