fontawesome 0.5.3
CRAN release: 2024-11-16
Updated icon set to that of Font Awesome 6.5.2. (#119)
Added page on pkgdown site that contains a table showing all of the icons available in the package. (#113)
The
fa()function now allows percentage values to be used asheightandwidthargs (#117). (#125)When using
fa_i(), theclassvalue is appended when a fully-qualifiednameis used (#122. (#123, thanks @averissimo!)
fontawesome 0.4.0
CRAN release: 2022-10-25
Updated icon set to that of Font Awesome 6.2.0. (#96)
It’s now possible to reference icons by several of their previous names. For example the old icon names
"contact-card"and"vcard"will map to the current name of"address-card". (#96)There is now a
prefer_typeargument (default:"regular") that allows you to register a choice between a solid- or regular-type icon should both be available for a specific short name. (#96)
fontawesome 0.3.0
CRAN release: 2022-07-20
Closed #80: Updated icon set to that of Font Awesome 6.1. (#85)
Closed #68: full icon names (e.g.,
"fab fa-r-project") are now properly parsed and verified in thefa_i()function. (#77)Closed #66 and #73: CSS length values (supplied to the
heightorwidthoptions of thefa()function) are now correctly handled when they contain decimals. (#74)
fontawesome 0.2.2
CRAN release: 2021-07-02
- .ttf font files (and associated CSS) have been added back to the pared down selection of included webfonts (includes .woff and .ttf); this was to re-enable compatibility with the webshot package in Windows. (#61)
fontawesome 0.2.0
CRAN release: 2021-03-28
Closed #42: Support for additional R Markdown output formats with
fa():pdf_document,word_document,github_document,slidy_presentation,beamer_presentation, andioslides_presentation. (#43)Closed #38: Add accessibility features to SVG icons produced by
fa()with its newa11yargument. (#41)Fixes a rendering issue with SVG icons in IE11. (#40)
Tooltips can be added to SVG icons prepared by
fa()by using the newtitleargument.Closed #44: The collection of font files that support the use of
fa_i()has been trimmed down to just the ‘.woff’ variety. (#45)Closed #32, #33: Package dependencies have been greatly reduced. (#35)