XF 2.2 Font Awesome - How to use Light, Thin, etc. versions?

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Hello,
.m-faBase('Pro', @faWeight-solid);
.m-faBase('Pro', @faWeight-regular);
.m-faBase('Pro', @faWeight-light);
If you care for performance I'd strongly suggest not to use light if the main weight is regular or bold, otherwise you could end with 4 webfonts (Light, Regular, Bold and Brands) on a single page, adding > 500 KB.

General rule of thumb is to keep webont usage as low as possible.
 
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