What is a FAV icon?A fav icon is basically an image that you see at the left hand side on the website browser (see the above image) The “$” and “G” signs are Fav icons . Now you may ask “well, what’s that FAV icon can do for my website?” In general, there are 3 reasons that it benefits you:
Helps you to “stand out” from the crowdWhen you bookmark a website, the “fav” icon does serve a purpose helping you stand out from your favorite list. Consider the picture below:
How do you add the favorite icon then?If you are using blog platform like wordpress, you can install the MaxPressBlog Fav icon plugin. It’s a free tool and they have a pre-set icons come with that so you can go have a look and I strongly recommend that you download the tools today. But you are not using a wordpress type blog, you can refer: on how do you set up your favorite icons. static HTML websiteIf you are using traditional HTML static website and want to set up a favorite icon, basically what you have to do is creating a 16×16 pixels by imaging tools such as GIMP, a free imaging manipulation program, adobe photoshop and so on. Then you upload the prepared image to your hosting server, and add the following HTML code:
in the <head> </head> section and that’s it! |
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May 29th, 2008 at 3:37 pm
Internet Explorer 7 can be a pain sometimes. So to make sure your fav icon shows in all the current browsers. Id suggest using 2 link tags that are exactly the same as the one in your static page example only changing the following
rel=’shortcut icon’ (For first tag)
rel=’icon’ type=’image/ico’ (For the second tag)
Sorry for the 2 comments. Forgot and pasted the code the first time. (Didnt show)
May 30th, 2008 at 5:24 pm
that’s all right my friend, sometimes it happen. thanks for your tips tough