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chore: cleanup spelling #136

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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions content/project-structure/app-resources.md
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The App_Resources folder contains platform-specific resources of the application (icons, configuration files, native code, etc.). An application that supports both Android and iOS would therefore contain a subfolder for each platform.

This page serves as a quick reference to understand how most settings in App_Resources affect behavior and the the look of a NativeScript app.
This page serves as a quick reference to understand how most settings in App_Resources affect the behavior and the look of a NativeScript app.

## Android specific resources

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└─ ... more
```

Values can be overriden on specific API levels by making the changes in the corresponding directories.
Values can be overridden on specific API levels by making the changes in the corresponding directories.

### Android app display name

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:::tip Note

The color will be applied on API21+ since lower API leves do not support custom status bar colors\*.
The color will be applied on API21+ since lower API levels do not support custom status bar colors\*.

:::

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:::tip Note

The color will be applied on API21+ since lower API leves do not support custom accent colors.
The color will be applied on API21+ since lower API levels do not support custom accent colors.

:::

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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions content/project-structure/src/fonts.md
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```css
.font-albert-sans {
font-family: "Albert Sans", "albert-sans-700";
font-family: 'Albert Sans', 'albert-sans-700';
font-weight: 700;
}

.far {
font-family: "Font Awesome 5 Free", "fa-regular-400";
font-family: 'Font Awesome 5 Free', 'fa-regular-400';
font-weight: 400;
}
```
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::: details Sizing font images
Images have specific stretch options (`none`, `aspectFit`, `aspectFill`). Font icons on the other hand usually use `font-size` to control the size of the icon.
When using an `Image`, you can control the size with `font-size`, but you need to set `stretch="none"` for it to take effect. Setting `stretch` to anything other than `none` will cause the icon to be streched by measuring the image.
When using an `Image`, you can control the size with `font-size`, but you need to set `stretch="none"` for it to take effect. Setting `stretch` to anything other than `none` will cause the icon to be stretched by measuring the image.
:::

If an icon doesn't appear, or renders unintended characters, make sure you are using the correct font family and weight.
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