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Originally posted by: aplefka
Dude, how do you get the little icon thing for your site in FF? I wanna associate a pic with my site dammit!

just add a .ico file called "favicon.ico" into the directory with your default index html file.
 
Originally posted by: chuckywang
Originally posted by: aplefka
Dude, how do you get the little icon thing for your site in FF? I wanna associate a pic with my site dammit!

just add a .ico file called "favicon.ico" into the directory with your default index html file.

While that's all you *should* have to do, it's a bit "safer" to also insert a string of html code, such as:

<link rel="shortcut icon" href="http://www.plusymposium.com/images/favicon.ico"></link>

I've had the "default look for favicon.ico in the same directory" fail, but I've never had it fail when it's been explicitly defined.
 
Originally posted by: GeekDrew
Originally posted by: chuckywang
Originally posted by: aplefka
Dude, how do you get the little icon thing for your site in FF? I wanna associate a pic with my site dammit!

just add a .ico file called "favicon.ico" into the directory with your default index html file.

While that's all you *should* have to do, it's a bit "safer" to also insert a string of html code, such as:

<link rel="shortcut icon" href="http://www.plusymposium.com/images/favicon.ico"></link>

I've had the "default look for favicon.ico in the same directory" fail, but I've never had it fail when it's been explicitly defined.

Yep, I do that in my code as well. As you can see from the source.
 
Originally posted by: chuckywang
Originally posted by: GeekDrew
Originally posted by: chuckywang
Originally posted by: aplefka
Dude, how do you get the little icon thing for your site in FF? I wanna associate a pic with my site dammit!

just add a .ico file called "favicon.ico" into the directory with your default index html file.

While that's all you *should* have to do, it's a bit "safer" to also insert a string of html code, such as:

<link rel="shortcut icon" href="http://www.plusymposium.com/images/favicon.ico"></link>

I've had the "default look for favicon.ico in the same directory" fail, but I've never had it fail when it's been explicitly defined.

Yep, I do that in my code as well. As you can see from the source.

So I see. I was previously too lazy to bother to check. 😛
 
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