Using the power of fixed-width styling, we added some utility styling to handle HTML lists with icons used as decorative bullets.
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We’ll cover the basics of how to replace default bullets with icons in unordered lists and introduce options for customizing CSS properties.
Before You Get Started
Make sure you're:
Use fa-ul
and fa-li
to replace default bullets in unordered lists.
You can also keep the semantics of an ordered list behind the scenes but use icon bullets visually.
List Classes
Class | Details |
fa-ul | Used on a <ul> or <ol> elements to style icons as list bullets |
fa-li | Used on individual <li> elements to style icons as list bullets |
Customization
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We've added CSS custom properties (opens new window) to make customizing easier and more efficient. Define your own values for the following properties to override and customize Font Awesome's defaults.