jomol

<p>Simple Font Awesome Icon plugin will give you the Font Awesome Icon option in your post and page. From there you can choose the required icon and hit save. Then use the get_post_meta(‘post ID’, ‘font-awesome-icon’, true); function in the template file and you will get the class name which can be used with i tag.</p>
<p>Please take a look the plugin page for more details: [https://codingdom.wordpress.com/simple-font-awesome-icon/)</p>


Simple Font Awesome Icon

Simple Font Awesome plugin will give you the option for adding Font Awesome icons for your post and pages in the form of a meta box.

sewpafly

<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Provides a shortcode for embedding post-thumbnails. Authors can quickly change pictures in posts without wading through HTML.  This can be awesome in several ways: if your post-thumbnails change the width or height due to a theme change, or if you have cropped them with another tool — this will always pull wordpress’ latest image).</li>
<li>Includes a hook into the media library to create the above shortcode.</li>
<li>Add new post thumbnails via WordPress Settings → Media.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Future Plans</h4>
<p>Submit any other ideas at https://github.com/sewpafly/post-thumbnail-extras/issues.</p>


Post Thumbnail Extras

Make using post thumbnails easier for everyday wordpressing.

Simple Font Awesome Icon vs Post Thumbnail Extras