Updates to «ccicons» section

005/codex-005.tex

@@ -272,20 +272,32 @@ Considering that my entire job exists to help keep the drug supply safe (well, t
 
 \subsection{the \texttt{ccicons} package}I release this zine under a Creative Commons license (which you can read about on page 2). Prior to this, I had already included a small image that summarizes that license, which I had downloaded from the Creative Commons website. As it turns out, the \texttt{ccicons} package will do this for you—no need to add that image.
 
-You can add icons individually, but it also has commands to typeset each license and its icons. For example, these two lines
+(I actually learned about this while working on issue \#4, but it was very close to the end and I came across it accidentally—it wasn't something I was looking for. But serendipity is somethings a thing, so here we are.)
+
+You can add icons individually, but it also has commands to typeset each license and its icons. Because it's basically just a font, you can do with it whatever you would normally do with other text. For example, these lines
 
 \begin{Verbatim}[frame=lines, numbers=left, xleftmargin=5mm, framesep=3mm]
 \ccCopy\ccAttribution\ccNonCommercial\ccNoDerivatives
 \ccbyncnd
+{\footnotesize \ccbyncnd}
+{\huge \ccbyncnd}
+\fbox{\ccbyncnd} 
 \end{Verbatim}
 
-will produce
+\newpage % This is temporary
+will produce these examples:
 \medskip
 
 \ccCopy\ccAttribution\ccNonCommercial\ccNoDerivatives
 
 \ccbyncnd
 
+{\footnotesize \ccbyncnd}
+
+{\huge \ccbyncnd}
+
+\fbox{\ccbyncnd} 
+
 \medskip
 
 Notice that the built-in command includes a little bit of space between the icons, which is nice.