https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=168047
--- Comment #5 from [email protected] <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Dieter from comment #4) > Thank you for further explanations. Please try to explain in some short > steps. I try to rephrase your comment 2 > > 1. Make sure, that Font Awesome 6 Free Solid is installed > 2. Open an document in LO 25.2 > 3. Open special character dialog (Omega icon in toolbar), insert the for > external links > 4. Save and close > 5. Reopen in LO 25.8 > > Actual result > Font of icon changed to Min Sans and therefore Icon changed to a cross > > Expected result > Same font and same icon as in LO 25.2 > > Are these steps correct? If not, please provide a correct set of steps. > > I could only test with LO 25.8 and culdn't see a problem after saving and > reopening Hello, thanks for replying, you got it right, a document saved in LO 25.2 and later re-opened in it displays the symbols from FA (Font Awesome) correctly in the document, but when re-opened in 25.8 they're forced to show with the Min Sans font, thus displaying as a cross inside a square like it's invalid. Adding to that, the symbols seem to (primarily) break in links, which I'd like to add also show broken in a table of contents too (they didn't break there before), though for it, I'm using the symbols on only two headings on my personal documents. I have an example screenshot (of which I censored most of the headings' text just to show the icons): https://ibb.co/wZVKq35j - this shows the icons displaying on a PDF exported on LO 25.2, seen on Pale Moon's PDF.js add-on where the navigation sidebar lists the headings and shows the icons in their emoji equivalent (in these cases a thumbs up and thumbs down). Meanwhile, the issue with the em dash seems to have been fixed, could be wrong, but I feel like we can perhaps ignore it and focus on the icons, since it displays with Linux Libertine G font now, at least on my current set-up. A portable build might help so you can use LO 25.2 alongside 25.8. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
