Zayed Baloch

Hammal Albulushi

Naeem Noor

This plugin allows you to easily embed Font Awesome icon to your website using HTML or built-in shortcode handlers.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ol>
<li>Shortcode support. Example: For Font Awesome 5 <code>[wpfa5s icon=""]</code>, <code>[wpfa5r icon=""]</code>, <code>[wpfab icon=""]</code>, and for Font Awesome 4.7+ <code>[wpfa icon=""]</code></li>
<li>Use Larger Icon: <code>[wpfa icon="" size="2x"]</code>. Sizes: <code>xs</code>, <code>sm</code>, <code>lg</code>, <code>2x</code>, <code>3x</code>, <code>5x</code>, <code>7x</code>, <code>10x</code></li>
<li>Add Font Awesome icon in Menu with shortcode.</li>
<li>Support shortocde in Widgets.</li>
<li>Support post and page title.</li>
<li>Font Awesome version 6</li>
<li>Support Font Awesome version 5.+ and 4.7.0</li>
<li>Add Font Awesome icon from editor Toolbar button.</li>
</ol>
<h4>Shortcodes</h4>
Introduced three new shortcode for Font Awesome support.
Font Awesome v6 & v5 
 [wpfa5s icon=”home”] for Solid style. 
 [wpfa5r icon=”user”] for Regular style. support only in few icon. 
 [wpfa5b icon=”wordpress”] for Brands.
Font Awesome 4.7+ 
 [wpfa icon=””].
<h4>Note</h4>
The <code>fa</code> prefix has been deprecated in version 5. The new default is the <code>fas</code> solid style <code>far</code> regular style and the <code>fab</code> style for brands.
WP Font Awesome plugin still support Font Awesome version 4

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Nice and easy

This plugin allows you to easily embed Font Awesome icon to your site with simple shortcodes.

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The 525icons css-file and font files are hosted at jsDelivr CDN, so this plugin is fast and lightweight. 
Find the names of your desired icons at https://525icons.com/glyphs.html. 
There you may click on any icon to copy its name to the clipboard. The ‘ico-‘ prefix is omitted, as you need only the name for the shortcode.
<ul>
<li>Shortcode syntax: [ico iname=?] </li>
<li>Notice! Write ‘twitter’ if you want ‘ico-twitter’.</li>
<li>eg.: [ico iname=’twitter’] or [ico iname=twitter]</li>
</ul>
Generated HTML will be:
<pre><code>
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which is the code needed to show the icon on the page.
You may include following optional parameters, which will add inline styles to the HTML code:
[ico isize=? iborder=? ibordercol=? iradius=? ipadding=? imargin=? icolor=? ibg=? ivalign=?]
<ol>
<li>isize = font-size (you must add: px, em, rem, pt, %, x-large, large, small etc.)</li>
<li>iborder = border-size (specified as px, write number only)</li>
<li>ibordercol = border-color (#HEX, RGB, RGBA, standard web color name, etc.)</li>
<li>iradius = border-radius (specified as px, write number only)</li>
<li>ipadding = padding (specified as px, write number only)</li>
<li>imargin = margin (specified as px, write number only)</li>
<li>icolor = color (#HEX, RGB, RGBA, standard web color name, etc.)</li>
<li>ibg = background-color (#HEX, RGB, RGBA, standard web color name, etc.)</li>
<li>ivalign = vertical-align (specified as %, write number only)</li>
</ol>
Default values for all selectors are ’empty’, except: border-radius=’0′ and: border-color=’black’.
(The shortcode [ico] alone will generate a default icon, which is set to the ‘ico-wordpress’. The default size is inherited from the page css.)
Advanced options:
In addition to the main css file, ‘525icons.min.css’, the plugin utilizes the file ‘css/styles.css’, 
where there is a set of classes with standard HTML color names, plus some size classes. 
The class ‘ispin’, makes the icon spin infinitely, usable for spin and refresh icons.
About classes and inline styles:
This shortcode: 
[ico iname=twitter icolor=darkblue isize=24px]
will generate inline styles like:
<pre><code>
</code></pre>
while this shortcode: 
[ico iname=’twitter darkblue xl’]
will generate following HTML-code, calling up classnames in the css files:
<pre><code>
</code></pre>
If you use additional classes, you must add them after ‘iname’ (and they must be inside the iname apostrophes – with space between them). 
For example, if you want an arrow pointing upwards, use ‘rotate90’:
[ico iname=’circle-arrow rotate90′]
The rotate classes are useful for arrows and mediaplayer icons. Check out: https://525icons.com/examples.html
Take a look at ‘css/styles.css’ and https://525icons.com/fonts/525icons.css, for more styling options.
Here are some of the available style classes:
Size classes:
<ul>
<li>.lg (font-size: 1.33333333em)</li>
<li>.xl (font-size: 24px)</li>
<li>.i2x (font-size: 32px)</li>
<li>.i3x (font-size: 48px)</li>
<li>.i4x (font-size: 64px)</li>
<li>.i5x (font-size: 80px)</li>
<li>.i6x (font-size: 96px)</li>
<li>.i7x (font-size: 112px)</li>
<li>.i8x (font-size: 128px)</li>
<li>.i9x (font-size: 144px)</li>
<li>.i10x (font-size: 160px)</li>
</ul>
Border radius (set as px):
<ul>
<li>.radius6</li>
<li>.radius8</li>
<li>.radius12</li>
<li>.radius36</li>
</ul>
Rotate classes:
<ul>
<li>.rotate45</li>
<li>.rotate90</li>
<li>.rotate135 </li>
<li>.rotate180 </li>
<li>.rotate225 </li>
<li>.rotate270</li>
<li>.rotate315 </li>
</ul>
You may choose to write HTML code instead of shortcodes, like this:
<pre><code>
</code></pre>

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