FontAwesome is the web's most popular icon set and toolkit. You've probably
seen their icons in thousands of web sites and apps. In their latest
5.8 version, released on March 21, they added and/or improved 97 icons. One
of those new icons is the Symfony logo, which has been included in their
"brands" collection:
How can you display the Symfony icon? First, make sure to use FontAwesome 5.8 or
higher. Then, add this HTML code:
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<iclass="fab fa-symfony"></i>
The inclusion of the Symfony icon was a nice example of community work.
FontAwesome allows anyone to request and vote for new icon ideas. Thanks to your
votes, the request to add the Symfony logo has become the second most
upvoted request in FontAwesome's history. Thanks for your continuous Symfony
support!
As with any Open-Source project, contributing
code or documentation is the most common way to help, but we also have a wide range of
sponsoring opportunities.
@Dennis the "fab" CSS class is correct in this case. The Symfony icon belongs to the "brands" collection, which uses "fab" (for "Font Awesome Brands") as prefix.
class fab? or fa? Is this a reference to Fabien? :D
It's just a nice coincidence :)