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Webmaster Forum / Browsers / Internet Explorer / February 2007URL bar graphics
What are those little graphics that show up on the far left side of the url bar called? I have tried searching the Knowledge base at MS support, but if you don't know the name of something it is hard to search the KB. These little graphics I am referring to are on the tabs of individual WebPages. When the page is loading it is a little circle with a rotating highlighted area, and then when the page is finished loading; it becomes a little graphic that is obviously supplied by the website. Any way my questions are: What are these things called, how do you write them for inclusion in the html of a webpage, is there any software available for making them? I would like to make one that is just a fancy letter I for inclusion on my WebPages at Yemiola.net TIA Dan Yemiola Dan at Yemiola dot net. Called "Favicons" ... Google "favicon" and you will get all the info you need to make one, name it "favicon.ico," and put it in the root directory of your website... =========On Thu, 8 Feb 2007 10:36:05 -0500, "Dan Yemiola AI8O" <WinstonSalemVE@Yahoo.Com> wrote:========== >What are those little graphics that show up on the far left side of the url >bar called? [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >Dan Yemiola >Dan at Yemiola dot net. Ok thank you for the info. I have already designed and applied one favicon to my website. HTTP://WWW.Yemiola.Net Now my next question is how do i apply differnt favicons to different pages of my website? Do I have to have separate folders for each section that uses a different favicon? Or can I just give them different names and call for them by name on each individual wbpage? TIA Dan Yemiola > Called "Favicons" ... Google "favicon" and you will get all the info > you need to make one, name it "favicon.ico," and put it in the root [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] >>Dan Yemiola >>Dan at Yemiola dot net. |
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