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fix: removed bad js file #148

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18 changes: 0 additions & 18 deletions app/ns-ui-category/icon-fonts/tips-and-tricks/tips-and-tricksts-page.js
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion app/ns-ui-category/icon-fonts/usage/article.md
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Expand Up @@ -9,4 +9,4 @@ WIth NativeScript 6 and above, we can use icon fonts with `Image` elements. For
<snippet id='icon-font-xml-images'/>
<snippet id='icon-font-css-class-def'/>

>> **Note:** Images have specific stretch options (`none`, `aspectFit`, `aspectFill`). At the same time the icon fonts are having `font-size` which can contorl the size of our font. If you want to set the size of your icon through the `font-size` property then set `stretch` property to `none`. Any other values of the stretch property (including the default one) will cause the icon to be resized by measuring the image (or if there is no sizes set, the parent layout in whcih the image is nested).
>> **Note:** Images have specific stretch options (`none`, `aspectFit`, `aspectFill`). At the same time the icon fonts are having `font-size` which can control the size of our font. If you want to set the size of your icon through the `font-size` property then set `stretch` property to `none`. Any other values of the stretch property (including the default one) will cause the icon to be streched by measuring the image (or if there is no sizes set, the parent layout in whcih the image is nested).
2 changes: 2 additions & 0 deletions app/ns-ui-widgets-category/image/icon-fonts/article.md
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Expand Up @@ -6,3 +6,5 @@ Using the `font://` prefix, you can load a resource image while setting up an ic
<snippet id='image-icon-fonts-css'/>
<snippet id='image-icon-fonts-js'/>
<snippet id='image-icon-fonts-ts'/>

>> **Note:** Images have specific stretch options (`none`, `aspectFit`, `aspectFill`). At the same time the icon fonts are having `font-size` which can control the size of our font. If you want to set the size of your icon through the `font-size` property then set `stretch` property to `none`. Any other values of the stretch property (including the default one) will cause the icon to be streched by measuring the image (or if there is no sizes set, the parent layout in whcih the image is nested).
4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions app/ns-ui-widgets-category/image/icon-fonts/icon-fonts-page.xml
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<!-- >> image-icon-fonts-xml -->
<GridLayout rows="*, *" columns="*, *" height="300" loaded="containerLoaded" verticalAlignment="middle">

<Image row="0" col="0" src="font://&#xF2b9;" class="font-awesome"/>
<Image row="0" col="0" src="font://&#xF2b9;" stretch="none" class="font-awesome"/>

<Image row="0" col="1" src="font://&#xF359;" style="font-family: 'Font Awesome 5 Free', 'fa-regular-400';" class="font-awesome color"/>
<Image row="0" col="1" src="font://&#xF359;" stretch="aspectFit" style="font-family: 'Font Awesome 5 Free', 'fa-regular-400';" class="font-awesome color"/>

</GridLayout>
<!-- << image-icon-fonts-xml -->
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