Welcome to TeX Stack Exchange! Both the fontawesome and the newer fontawesome5 packages provide a LinkedIn icon, but \icon is neither a standard LaTeX command nor provided by these packages. So to answer your question, we will need to know what packages and which documentclass you use. The best way to get an answer is often to provide a minimal working example which starts with \documentclass ...
I am using modernCv, classic style and I need to include my linkedIn and gitHub icons next to my account address in my cv. None of the solutions mentioned here nor here have worked for me. Do you h...
Following the discussion on LinkedIn Branding Guidelines, you can also download the EPS versions of the LinkedIn logo and include them using \includegraphics (from graphicx).
I would like to insert a linkedin logo to my document that also acts as a link to my profile. Here's my code \\documentclass{article} \\usepackage{hyperref} \\usepackage[demo]{graphicx} \\usepackage{
I want to add a LinkedIn link in the contact section of latex moderncv. How can I do that? I can add LinkedIN icon using \\usepackage{fontawesome} \\faLinkedinSquare ...
And I want to show these two links in such a way that only my name will be shown in blue color and when anyone will click on my name, they will automatically visit my profiles. I also want at the left hand side of these links, their logo/icon (Facebook logo and LinkedIn logo) will be shown. Please instruct me how I can do that. Thanks in advance.
3 I am currently working on creating a Resume/CV and using fontawesome5 icons for visual elements such as links to GitHub, LinkedIn, Email, and Phone Number, instead of writing them out as text. I would like to add alt text to the icons for better scanning and accessibility. I have found several solutions that work well with other packages ...
16 Here's one way to do it adding to new fields \github and \linkedin; the information will be automatically added to the footer, with hyperlinks and some logos (for the logos I used the images obtained with the code at the end of this answer): \documentclass[11pt,a4paper,sans]{moderncv} \moderncvstyle{casual} \usepackage[scale=0.75]{geometry}
I'm trying to use the icons in the same color they are shown on the net. For example I want to have my linkedin icon with color blue instead of dimmed gray. How can I achieve this?
