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Awesome 6 Pro" in Pro projects)Sets the font-family "Font Awesome 6 Free" in Free projects.--fa-style-family-sharpSets the font-family to "Font Awesome 6 Sharp" in Pro projects)Using Custom Properties in a ProjectCSS custom properties are still a pretty new thing for most folks. Here are some ways you can define them within your project…Setting Properties with CSS :rootYou can define custom properties at CSS :root pseudo-class level. This will make any icons that use a styling toolkit’s feature inherit the properties by default.style> :root { --fa-style-family: 'Font Awesome 6 Pro'; --fa-style: 400; --fa-border-color: red; --fa-primary-color: green; --fa-secondary-color: red; }style>Setting Properties with Project-Based CSS RulesYou can also set custom properties inside of your project’s CSS, in the of a page or in a separate stylesheet. These properties will be scoped to just elements that match the selector of the rule you’ve included them in.style> /* setting a decorative icon dropcap before a block of text */ .ye-olde-icon-dropcap { --fa-border-color: WhiteSmoke; --fa-border-padding: 2em; --fa-border-radius: 0.25em; --fa-pull-margin: 2em; font-size: 8em; } /* playing DJ with fa-record-vinyl */ .track-quick-spin { --fa-spin-duration: 0.25s; --fa-spin-iteration-count: 1; --fa-spin-timing: ease-out; } .track-vocals { --fa-spin-duration: 10s; --fa-spin-timing: ease-in-out; --fa-spin-iteration-count: 2; } .track-dope-hook { --fa-spin-duration: 10s; --fa-spin-iteration-count: 10; } /* Mo' Malfoy! Mo' Malfoy! Mo' Malfoy! */ .theme-slytherin { --fa-primary-color: darkgreen; --fa-secondary-color: silver; } /* extra sharp flavor */ .theme-sharp { font: var(--fa-font-sharp-solid); }style>Setting Properties with Inline StylesMany of the examples in these docs define CSS custom properties using inline styling by adding a style attribute to an element. This is best for one-offs or very custom colored/styled duotone icons that you won’t need to change at a system level.i class="fa-solid fa-bomb fa-rotate-by" style="--fa-rotate-angle: 45deg;">i>i class="fa-duotone fa-solid fa-crow" style="--fa-primary-color: dodgerblue; --fa-secondary-color: gold;">i>Add Your Own Custom Styling with CSSEverything you can typically control with CSS is up for grabs — from color to display to alignment. We recommend targeting icons in your CSS in a couple of different ways. You can also add your own custom styling to Font Awesome icons by adding your own CSS rules in your project’s code.Styling CaseRecommended SelectorCustom styling all iconsAdd a consistent custom class to all icons (e.g. .icon, .[projectprefix]-icon, or .fa-icon)You can also use style-classes for the in-use icon styles.fa-solid { ... }.fa-regular { ... }.fa-light { ... }.fa-thin { ... }.fa-duotone { ... }.fa-brands { ... }.fa-sharp-solid { ... }Custom styling a specific iconUse the individual icon name, prefixed with .fa-.fa-user { ... }.fa-font-awesome {

Font Awesome icons can be customized even further using your own CSS. We’ve even added CSS Custom Properties to our style toolkit options.Customize with CSS Custom PropertiesOur styling toolkit provides a lot of utility, including size, rotate, stack, and animate icons. Using the CSS custom properties below, we’ve added easy ways to customize aspects of our styling toolkit’s features.CSS Custom PropertyDetailsAccepted Values--faSet the Unicode value for an icon (primary layer)--fa--faSet the Unicode value for an icon (secondary layer)--fa-style-familySet Font Awesome icon family"Font Awesome 6 Free""Font Awesome 6 Pro""Font Awesome 6 Duotone""Font Awesome 6 Brands""Font Awesome 6 Sharp"--fa-styleSet Font Awesome icon styleAny valid Font Awesome style weight--fa-displaySet display of an iconAny valid CSS display value--fa-inverseSet color of an inverted iconAny valid CSS color valueIcons in a List--fa-li-marginSet margin around iconAny valid CSS margin value--fa-li-widthSet width of iconAny valid CSS width valueRotating Icons--fa-rotate-angleSet rotation angle of.fa-rotate-byAny valid CSS transform rotate valueAnimating Icons--fa-animation-delaySet an initial delay for animationAny valid CSS animation-direction value--fa-animation-directionSet direction for animationAny valid CSS animation-direction value--fa-animation-durationSet duration for animationAny valid CSS animation-duration value--fa-animation-iteration-countSet number of iterations for animationAny valid CSS animation-iteration-count value--fa-animation-timingSet how the animation progresses through framesAny valid CSS animation-timing-function value--fa-beat-scaleSet the max value an fa-beat icon will scaleAny valid CSS number value--fa-fade-opacitySet lowest opacity value an fa-fade icon will fade to0 1.0--fa-beat-fade-opacitySet lowest opacity value an fa-beat-fade icon will fade to and from0 1.0--fa-beat-fade-scaleSet max value that an icon will scaleSet the max value an fa-beat-fade icon will scale--fa-flip-xSet an fa-flip icon’s x-coordinate of the vector denoting the axis of rotationAny valid CSS number value between 0 and 1--fa-flip-ySet an fa-flip icon’sy-coordinate of the vector denoting the axis of rotationAny valid CSS number value between 0 and 1--fa-flip-zSet an fa-flip icon’s z-coordinate of the vector denoting the axis of rotationAny valid CSS number value between 0 and 1--fa-flip-angleSet an fa-flip icon’s rotation angle. A positive angle denotes a clockwise rotation, a negative angle a counter-clockwise one.Any valid CSS angle valueBounce Icons--fa-bounce-reboundSet the amount of rebound an icon has when landing after the jumpAny valid CSS length value--fa-bounce-heightSet the max height an icon will jump to when bouncingAny valid CSS length value--fa-bounce-start-scale-xSet the icon’s horizontal distortion (“squish”) when starting to bounceAny valid CSS number value--fa-bounce-start-scale-ySet the icon’s vertical distortion (“squish”) when starting to bounceAny valid CSS number value--fa-bounce-jump-scale-xSet the icon’s horizontal distortion (“squish”) at the top of the jumpAny valid CSS number value--fa-bounce-jump-scale-ySet the icon’s vertical distortion (“squish”) at

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To VO code NBT and Kombi as following:Expert Mode >> Coding >> Read FA (VO) >> Activate FA (VO) >> Read SVT (VCM) >> Left-Click on HU_NBT >> "Detect CAF for SWE" >> Select the latest CAFD displayed >> OK >> Right-Click on HU_NBT (the ECU itself not the underlying CAFD) => CODE.”The first part what I don’t get, do i need it? Or just coding the NBT and Kombi is enough? Cause I don’t quite understand the first part about the VCM and adding the 6NS part, is it about enabling navigation or bluetooth streaming or what exactly? 10-27-2024, 06:50 PM #2283 General Drives: 2018 Alpina B6 650ix GCJoin Date: Feb 2010 Location: Houston, TX Quote: Originally Posted by MedoooMedooo Great, then the setup i have is enough, normal esys without pro launcher + enet cable.From other post i found this: “- Connect E-Sys and go to Expert Mode >> Coding >> Read Vehicle Order >> Save >> Edit.This will take you to FA editor. Right click on FA and select Calculate FP. Expand FAList on left to SALAPA-element.In the bottom, add 609 and change 6NH to 6NS. Click apply. Calculate FP again. Save.Go to Expert Mode >> VCM >> Load the saved FA file in the bottom section, file tab >> Right-click FA and Calculate FP >> Go to VCM Master tab >> write FA FP.The you need to VO code NBT and Kombi as following:Expert Mode >> Coding >> Read FA (VO) >> Activate FA (VO) >> Read SVT (VCM) >> Left-Click on HU_NBT >> "Detect CAF for SWE" >> Select the latest CAFD displayed >> OK >> Right-Click on HU_NBT (the ECU itself not the underlying CAFD) => CODE.”The first part what I don’t get, do i need it? Or just coding the NBT and Kombi is enough? Cause I don’t quite understand the first part about the VCM and adding the 6NS part, is it about enabling navigation or bluetooth streaming or what exactly? You need it. Your original FA will set coding for old Head Unit. For NBT Head Unit you need to edit FA (Add 609 and 6NS) and then VO Code NBT and KOMBI using modified FA. __________________2018 F06 Alpina B6 650ix GC; Space Grey; Vermillion Red Nappa Leather; Executive; B&O Driving Assistant2017 F15 X5 xDrive50i MSport; Glacier Silver Metallic; Black Dakota Leather; Executive; B&O Driving Assistant; RSE 10-28-2024, 05:06 AM #2284 New Member Drives: BMW F20Join Date: Jul 2023 Location: Germany Quote: Originally Posted by shawnsheridan You need it. Your original FA will set coding for old Head Unit. For NBT Head Unit you need to edit FA (Add 609 and 6NS) and then VO Code NBT and KOMBI using modified