Font icons are a fast way to add artwork to your Xamarin.Forms app, and at a very low hit to filesize. This video takes you through grabbing a font, generating a static class with helpful named glyphs, and replacing a PNG with a FontImageSource.
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| <Button Grid.Column="0" Text="Pay Later" TextColor="Black" FontAttributes="Bold" BackgroundColor="#e4e4e4" CornerRadius="10" HeightRequest="50" Margin="10,5,10,20"> | |
| <Button.ImageSource> | |
| <FontImageSource | |
| FontFamily="Typicons" | |
| Glyph="{x:Static common:IconFont.ArrowDownThick}" | |
| Color="Black" | |
| Size="18"/> | |
| </Button.ImageSource> | |
| </Button> |
Resources:
BillDetailSample
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