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Missing Lowercase letter "o" on paragraph #417

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joaocosta-azores opened this issue Aug 23, 2012 · 14 comments
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Missing Lowercase letter "o" on paragraph #417

joaocosta-azores opened this issue Aug 23, 2012 · 14 comments

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@joaocosta-azores
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Anyone else is missing the letter o, only the lowercase. Mine won't render in lowercase when inside paragraph, but it renders if inside Headings.

@tarr11
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tarr11 commented Aug 29, 2012

I see this too. But oddly, not on the fontawesome.github.com site.

I'm on Chrome, Win7. When I inspect the SVG file, it looks like it is missing the "o"

Here's a screenshot:
http://i.imgur.com/PMSAH.png

@galiak11
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I see this too. Lowercase O is missing. Any plans to fix this?

@bruce99
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bruce99 commented Sep 13, 2012

I'm also getting this on Linux.
Using Opera any "o" that is preceded by a space is hidden.
Using Firefox and Chrome all "o"s are missing...
It's very odd, I can't particularly see why it's happening, although from some light-hearted investigation I think the woff file seems to be off too...
Cheers.

@ghost
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ghost commented Sep 16, 2012

Same... is there any fix in sight for this?

@whatsthebeef
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The point of fontawesome is to provide icons I don't think there is a fontawesome font.

The fontawesome webpage displays museo-slab for headings and proxima-nova for the content.

@jaraburningman
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Thanks for help @whatsthebeef

@ALL: lowercase "o" missing solved by:
body{font-family: proxima-nova, museo-slab, arial;}
Don't forget of course to copy museo and proxima font files to your project,@fontface css code for them and adjust urls inside. The same you did for awesomefont.

@j-rieck
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j-rieck commented Oct 22, 2012

@jarajara I whould hardly called that solved. More like worked around. Is anyone looking into this?

@sirlancelot
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It's not a font for writing. You should be using it for icons only. This is not an issue and should be closed so as to stop wasting the author's time.

@davegandy
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Yes, icons only. Not text.

@ParadoxDesign
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I am using this for Icons only and this is still occurring. Is the issue that the classes have to be applied to a separate element that does not contain text? Meaning, can the class not be added onto a span with text to be able to add the icon before the text?

@davegandy
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Can you include a fiddle or codepen?

@ParadoxDesign
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This is my code: http://jsfiddle.net/nyLV3/

I added the icon-ok class to it to add a Vi sign before the word complete but it makes the "o" invisible (and it does that only sometimes)

@davegandy
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Aaaah. You want to be calling icons by themselves, no regular text inside. Here's what you want.
http://jsfiddle.net/davegandy/gBqEF/1/

@ParadoxDesign
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Ooooh I see. Thanks!

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