chriswill0w

are there any plans on implementing such a feature?

Any update on this?

@jeremiasdsa Thank you for the quick reply! Did you also figure out how to create a multi-page PDF from a UIScrollView?

@sgr-ksmt the link is dead. is there an updated link to the reference?

Solved it. I included project via pods but it still could not find the font so I performed this step: "Add Fonts provided by application key to Info.plist and include...

Maybe this should be included in the installation section since apparently cocoapods install is not enough. One has to manually include the font in the application.

e.g. by creating a category for bbutton .h file: @property (nonatomic) NSInteger faIcon; .m file: - (NSInteger)faIcon { return 0; } - (void)setFaIcon:(NSInteger)faIcon { if (self.titleLabel.text == nil || [self.titleLabel.text...

Try this: self.someButton.enabled = NO; self.someButton.userInteractionEnabled = NO; self.someButton.titleLabel.enabled = NO; Disabled state of button should now also be visible to the user.

Seems to be the font if you ask me. Maybe you could write the creator of fontAwesome: https://github.com/FortAwesome/Font-Awesome/issues

I think the problem still exists