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Favicon (short for Favorites Icon) is a feature that makes it
possible to associate a special logo or other small graphic with
a web page. The favicon is usually displayed next to the web
site address. Much like the way shortcut icons are used on the
computer desktop to distinguish computer programs and files,
favicons can be used to personalize or brand your web sites.
All current versions of the major browsers support favicons,
including Internet Explorer 5/6+, Firefox 1+, Mozilla 1+,
Netscape 7+, Opera 7+, Konqueror 3+, Safari etc...
generating favicon from images
1) go to www.zoeblog.com
2) select a pictue from your PC and press 'generate favicon'.
4) Click "Download Favicon", download package, unzip it and then
open it. favicon.ico is included in it.
5) Upload the favicon.ico file to your web site root folder
(usualy where your home page is placed).
6) Add HTML tag to your web page after the <head> tag, before
the </head> tag: <link rel="shortcut icon" href="favicon.ico">
7) Search thru unziped folder, there are also preview images,
animated favicon file and detailed usage instructions txt file!
That's it! To test your new favicon in Internet Explorer, add
your site to Favorites and reopen browser.
To test it in Firefox or other Mozilla-based browser, open your
web page and watch the address bar or the page tab.
possible to associate a special logo or other small graphic with
a web page. The favicon is usually displayed next to the web
site address. Much like the way shortcut icons are used on the
computer desktop to distinguish computer programs and files,
favicons can be used to personalize or brand your web sites.
All current versions of the major browsers support favicons,
including Internet Explorer 5/6+, Firefox 1+, Mozilla 1+,
Netscape 7+, Opera 7+, Konqueror 3+, Safari etc...
generating favicon from images
1) go to www.zoeblog.com
2) select a pictue from your PC and press 'generate favicon'.
4) Click "Download Favicon", download package, unzip it and then
open it. favicon.ico is included in it.
5) Upload the favicon.ico file to your web site root folder
(usualy where your home page is placed).
6) Add HTML tag to your web page after the <head> tag, before
the </head> tag: <link rel="shortcut icon" href="favicon.ico">
7) Search thru unziped folder, there are also preview images,
animated favicon file and detailed usage instructions txt file!
That's it! To test your new favicon in Internet Explorer, add
your site to Favorites and reopen browser.
To test it in Firefox or other Mozilla-based browser, open your
web page and watch the address bar or the page tab.
