This follows the standard approach: you create an empty element and use the class property to specify icon and options. So the tag needs to look like this: Using Icons
The only catch: the zip file is internally "expanded" OS/X style with the file name (sans extension) as directory name. the apex:stylesheet element takes care of that. The font gets added using a stylesheet that is included in the zip file added as a resource in the previous step. Make sure you have set the cache control to public, so the font doesn't need download after first use.Add the zip file as static resource to your setup:.So I decided to add FontAwesome as resource to my project: However based on security settings this might or might not work. In theory you could load the font from a CDN. In a recent internal project I had to integrate FontAwesome into a Salesforce VisualForce page Installing FontAwesome It allows to add icons without the overhead of loading tons of small graphic files. I'm a big fan of Font Awesome (including backing Version 5).
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