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I have saw a few posts on this and hopefully this will be a quick resolve for most people on here. I have purchased a template that I love, I have made a lot of mods on it and I am quite new to web dev and very new to font awesome. I would like to swap out the font awesome icons with my own - I see there is ways / very complex ways of adding to the font awesome library but this is way out of my knowledge limit just now.

This is the html:

We love technology

We tackle business problems with intelligence. We use cutting-edge tech and cutting-edge thinking to bring brands to life online and direct consumer behaviour.

Bluetooth

We tackle business problems with intelligence. We use cutting-edge tech and cutting-edge thinking to bring.

Airdrop

We tackle business problems with intelligence. We use cutting-edge tech and cutting-edge thinking to bring.

NFC Enabled

We tackle business problems with intelligence. We use cutting-edge tech and cutting-edge thinking to bring.

Quick Response

We tackle business problems with intelligence. We use cutting-edge tech and cutting-edge thinking to bring.

</div>
<!--/Container -->

</section>

I would like to add my own images as they do not existing within the font awesome catalogue - safe to assume I will put images in an image folder, i.e. path /img/blutooth.png

Could someone show me how to do this?

dan1st
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There is no reason to even use FontAwesome in anyway for this. Just do what you said, which is create the images you want to use as icons (ex. images/icon-new.png) and insert them as plain images like so...

<li class="element_fade_in">
    <img src="images/icon-new.png class="icon-wrench">
<h5>Airdrop</h5>
<p>We tackle business problems with intelligence. We use cutting-edge tech and cutting-edge thinking to bring.</p>                
</li>

then use the CSS class (icon-wrench for the example given) you used to position it properly and change sizes.

durbonas
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There is a way to make custom icons but at at least 49$ a year. Font Awesome has something called Fort Awesome that allows you to get/do:

1. Upload Logo

2. Custom Icons

3. Icons Kits

4. Font Asset Kit

5. Kits/typographic fonts

6. Icon Library

I think it works with Bootstrap because Font Awesome does. I don't have it but it sounds like a cool this to have. I think this might be a solution to your problem because I'm guessing its not hard to use.

Swift
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