FONT AWESOME ICONS

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Font Awesome Icons


Below is a list of the Icon well as Unicode Font Awesome CSS that can mate apply on the blog template.

examples of writing

.namaclass {
    position: relative;
}

.namaclass:before {
    content: "\f000";
    font-family: FontAwesome;
    font-style: normal;
    font-weight: normal;
    text-decoration: inherit;
    color: #000;
    font-size: 18px;
    padding-right: 0.5em;
    position: absolute;
    top: 10px;
    left: 0;
}

  • "\ F000"
  • "\ F001"
  • "\ F002"
  • "\ F003"
  • "\ F004"
  • "\ F005"
  • "\ F006"
  • "\ F007"
  • "\ F008"
  • "\ F009"
  • "\f00a"
  • "\f00b"
  • "\f00c"
  • "\f00d"
  • "\f00e"
  • "\ F010"
  • "\ F011"
  • "\ F012"
  • "\ F013"
  • "\ F014"
  • "\ F015"
  • "\ F016"
  • "\ F017"
  • "\ F018"
  • "\ F019"
  • "\f01a"
  • "\f01b"
  • "\f01c"
  • "\f01d"
  • "\f01e"
  • "\ F021"
  • "\ F022"
  • "\ F023"
  • "\ F024"
  • "\ F025"
  • "\ F026"
  • "\ F027"
  • "\ F028"
  • "\ F029"
  • "\f02a"
  • "\f02b"
  • "\f02c"
  • "\f02d"
  • "\f02e"
  • "\f02f"
  • "\ F030"
  • "\ F031"
  • "\ F032"
  • "\ F033"
  • "\ F034"
  • "\ F035"
  • "\ F036"
  • "\ F037"
  • "\ F038"
  • "\ F039"
  • "\f03a"
  • "\f03b"
  • "\f03c"
  • "\f03d"
  • "\f03e"
  • "\ F040"
  • "\ F041"
  • "\ F042"
  • "\ F043"
  • "\ F044"
  • "\ F045"
  • "\ F046"
  • "\ F047"
  • "\ F048"
  • "\ F049"
  • "\f04a"
  • "\f04b"
  • "\f04c"
  • "\f04d"
  • "\f04e"
  • "\ F050"
  • "\ F051"
  • "\ F052"
  • "\ F053"
  • "\ F054"
  • "\ F055"
  • "\ F056"
  • "\ F057"
  • "\ F058"
  • "\ F059"
  • "\f05a"
  • "\f05b"
  • "\f05c"
  • "\f05d"
  • "\f05e"
  • "\ F060"
  • "\ F061"
  • "\ F062"
  • "\ F063"
  • "\ F064"
  • "\ F065"
  • "\ F066"
  • "\ F067"
  • "\ F068"
  • "\ F069"
  • "\f06a"
  • "\f06b"
  • "\f06c"
  • "\f06d"
  • "\f06e"
  • "\ F070"
  • "\ F071"
  • "\ F072"
  • "\ F073"
  • "\ F074"
  • "\ F075"
  • "\ F076"
  • "\ F077"
  • "\ F078"
  • "\ F079"
  • "\f07a"
  • "\f07b"
  • "\f07c"
  • "\f07d"
  • "\f07e"
  • "\ F080"
  • "\ F081"
  • "\ F082"
  • "\ F083"
  • "\ F084"
  • "\ F085"
  • "\ F086"
  • "\ F087"
  • "\ F088"
  • "\ F089"
  • "\f08a"
  • "\f08b"
  • "\f08c"
  • "\f08d"
  • "\f08e"
  • "\ F090"
  • "\ F091"
  • "\ F092"
  • "\ F093"
  • "\ F094"
  • "\ F095"
  • "\ F096"
  • "\ F097"
  • "\ F098"
  • "\ F099"
  • "\f09a"
  • "\f09b"
  • "\f09c"
  • "\f09d"
  • "\f09e"
  • "\f0a0"
  • "\f0a1"
  • "\f0f3"
  • "\f0a3"
  • "\f0a4"
  • "\f0a5"
  • "\f0a6"
  • "\f0a7"
  • "\f0a8"
  • "\f0a9"
  • "\f0aa"
  • "\f0ab"
  • "\ F0ac"
  • "\f0ad"
  • "\f0ae"
  • "\f0b0"
  • "\f0b1"
  • "\f0b2"
  • "\f0c0"
  • "\f0c1"
  • "\f0c2"
  • "\f0c3"
  • "\f0c4"
  • "\f0c5"
  • "\f0c6"
  • "\f0c7"
  • "\f0c8"
  • "\f0c9"
  • "\f0ca"
  • "\f0cb"
  • "\f0cc"
  • "\f0cd"
  • "\ F0ce"
  • "\f0d0"
  • "\f0d1"
  • "\f0d2"
  • "\f0d3"
  • "\f0d4"
  • "\f0d5"
  • "\f0d6"
  • "\f0d7"
  • "\f0d8"
  • "\f0d9"
  • "\ F0da"
  • "\f0db"
  • "\f0dc"
  • "\f0dd"
  • "\ F0de"
  • "\f0e0"
  • "\f0e1"
  • "\f0e2"
  • "\f0e3"
  • "\f0e4"
  • "\f0e5"
  • "\f0e6"
  • "\f0e7"
  • "\f0e8"
  • "\f0e9"
  • "\f0ea"
  • "\f0eb"
  • "\ F0ec"
  • "\f0ed"
  • "\f0ee"
  • "\f0f0"
  • "\f0f1"
  • "\f0f2"
  • "\f0a2"
  • "\f0f4"
  • "\f0f5"
  • "\f0f6"
  • "\f0f7"
  • "\f0f8"
  • "\f0f9"
  • "\ F0fa"
  • "\f0fb"
  • "\f0fc"
  • "\f0fd"
  • "\ F0fe"
  • "\ F100"
  • "\ F101"
  • "\ F102"
  • "\ F103"
  • "\ F104"
  • "\ F105"
  • "\ F106"
  • "\ F107"
  • "\ F108"
  • "\ F109"
  • "\f10a"
  • "\f10b"
  • "\f10c"
  • "\f10d"
  • "\f10e"
  • "\ F110"
  • "\ F111"
  • "\ F112"
  • "\ F113"
  • "\ F114"
  • "\ F115"
  • "\ F118"
  • "\ F119"
  • "\f11a"
  • "\f11b"
  • "\f11c"
  • "\f11d"
  • "\f11e"
  • "\ F120"
  • "\ F121"
  • "\ F122"
  • "\ F123"
  • "\ F124"
  • "\ F125"
  • "\ F126"
  • "\ F127"
  • "\ F128"
  • "\ F129"
  • "\f12a"
  • "\f12b"
  • "\f12c"
  • "\f12d"
  • "\f12e"
  • "\ F130"
  • "\ F131"
  • "\ F132"
  • "\ F133"
  • "\ F134"
  • "\ F135"
  • "\ F136"
  • "\ F137"
  • "\ F138"
  • "\ F139"
  • "\f13a"
  • "\f13b"
  • "\f13c"
  • "\f13d"
  • "\f13e"
  • "\ F140"
  • "\ F141"
  • "\ F142"
  • "\ F143"
  • "\ F144"
  • "\ F145"
  • "\ F146"
  • "\ F147"
  • "\ F148"
  • "\ F149"
  • "\f14a"
  • "\f14b"
  • "\f14c"
  • "\f14d"
  • "\f14e"
  • "\ F150"
  • "\ F151"
  • "\ F152"
  • "\ F153"
  • "\ F154"
  • "\ F155"
  • "\ F156"
  • "\ F157"
  • "\ F158"
  • "\ F159"
  • "\f15a"
  • "\f15b"
  • "\f15c"
  • "\f15d"
  • "\f15e"
  • "\ F160"
  • "\ F161"
  • "\ F162"
  • "\ F163"
  • "\ F164"
  • "\ F165"
  • "\ F166"
  • "\ F167"
  • "\ F168"
  • "\ F169"
  • "\f16a"
  • "\f16b"
  • "\f16c"
  • "\f16d"
  • "\f16e"
  • "\ F170"
  • "\ F171"
  • "\ F172"
  • "\ F173"
  • "\ F174"
  • "\ F175"
  • "\ F176"
  • "\ F177"
  • "\ F178"
  • "\ F179"
  • "\f17a"
  • "\f17b"
  • "\f17c"
  • "\f17d"
  • "\f17e"
  • "\ F180"
  • "\ F181"
  • "\ F182"
  • "\ F183"
  • "\ F184"
  • "\ F185"
  • "\ F186"
  • "\ F187"
  • "\ F188"
  • "\ F189"
  • "\f18a"
  • "\f18b"
  • "\f18c"
  • "\f18d"
  • "\f18e"
  • "\ F190"
  • "\ F191"
  • "\ F192"
  • "\ F193"
  • "\ F194"
  • "\ F195"
  • "\ F196"
  • "\ F197"
  • "\ F198"
  • "\ F199"
  • "\f19a"
  • "\f19b"
  • "\f19c"
  • "\f19d"
  • "\f19e"
  • "\f1a0"
  • "\f1a1"
  • "\f1a2"
  • "\f1a3"
  • "\f1a4"
  • "\f1a5"
  • "\f1a6"
  • "\f1a7"
  • "\f1a8"
  • "\f1a9"
  • "\f1aa"
  • "\f1ab"
  • "\ F1AC"
  • "\f1ad"
  • "\f1ae"
  • "\f1b0"
  • "\f1b1"
  • "\f1b2"
  • "\f1b3"
  • "\f1b4"
  • "\f1b5"
  • "\f1b6"
  • "\f1b7"
  • "\f1b8"
  • "\f1b9"
  • "\f1ba"
  • "\f1bb"
  • "\f1bc"
  • "\f1bd"
  • "\f1be"
  • "\f1c0"
  • "\f1c1"
  • "\f1c2"
  • "\f1c3"
  • "\f1c4"
  • "\f1c5"
  • "\f1c6"
  • "\f1c7"
  • "\f1c8"
  • "\f1c9"
  • "\f1ca"
  • "\f1cb"
  • "\f1cc"
  • "\f1cd"
  • "\ F1ce"
  • "\f1d0"
  • "\f1d1"
  • "\f1d2"
  • "\f1d3"
  • "\f1d4"
  • "\f1d5"
  • "\f1d6"
  • "\f1d7"
  • "\f1d8"
  • "\f1d9"
  • "\ F1da"
  • "\f1db"
  • "\f1dc"
  • "\f1dd"
  • "\ F1de"
  • "\f1e0"
  • "\f1e1"
  • "\f1e2"
  • "\f1e3"
  • "\f1e4"
  • "\f1e5"
  • "\f1e6"
  • "\f1e7"
  • "\f1e8"
  • "\f1e9"
  • "\f1ea"
  • "\f1eb"
  • "\ F1ec"
  • "\f1ed"
  • "\f1ee"
  • "\f1f0"
  • "\f1f1"
  • "\f1f2"
  • "\f1f3"
  • "\f1f4"
  • "\f1f5"
  • "\f1f6"
  • "\f1f7"
  • "\f1f8"
  • "\f1f9"
  • "\ F1fa"
  • "\f1fb"
  • "\f1fc"
  • "\f1fd"
  • "\ F1fe"
  • "\ F200"
  • "\ F201"
  • "\ F202"
  • "\ F203"
  • "\ F204"
  • "\ F205"
  • "\ F206"
  • "\ F207"
  • "\ F208"
  • "\ F209"
  • "\f20a"
  • "\f20b"
  • "\f20c"

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