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Default style prefix
See original GitHub issueIf I use <fa-icon icon="coffee"></fa-icon> it is translated to fas-coffee and I have only far.
Is there a default font style option?
If not maybe adding in forRoot config?
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@piernik I think this is good idea and it will be easy to implement in the
angular-fontawasomelibrary without affecting core.@robmadole It’s a suggestion then.
I know that this is a solution. But if I want to use only regular font, then my boilerplate is uneccessery. You could introduce something like:
Then every
<fa-icon icon="coffee"></fa-icon>would be translated to<fa-icon [icon]="['far', 'coffee']"></fa-icon>