26 May 2006 at 13:10 #1 Conrad11 Conrad11 Soldato Joined 12 Jun 2005 Posts 5,361 Hi there, I just wanted to know if it was important for fav icons to be in a .ico format because you can use a png and it seems to work in firefox? Is it important for it to be in .ico format? Does it have advantages? Thanks...
Hi there, I just wanted to know if it was important for fav icons to be in a .ico format because you can use a png and it seems to work in firefox? Is it important for it to be in .ico format? Does it have advantages? Thanks...
26 May 2006 at 15:48 #3 Conrad11 Conrad11 Soldato OP Joined 12 Jun 2005 Posts 5,361 Augmented said: Wider support, and favicon.ico is what may applications will look for in the root by default when attempting to get your site's icon. Click to expand... Does that mean I do not have to link it in the head of the HTML....or should I still link it?
Augmented said: Wider support, and favicon.ico is what may applications will look for in the root by default when attempting to get your site's icon. Click to expand... Does that mean I do not have to link it in the head of the HTML....or should I still link it?
27 May 2006 at 11:12 #6 Conrad11 Conrad11 Soldato OP Joined 12 Jun 2005 Posts 5,361 Augmented said: Wider support, and favicon.ico is what may applications will look for in the root by default when attempting to get your site's icon. Click to expand... Sorry to bring this up again, so that means it's best to put it in the root directory, yes? What do you mean by root directory, in the same folder as the index page? Thanks...
Augmented said: Wider support, and favicon.ico is what may applications will look for in the root by default when attempting to get your site's icon. Click to expand... Sorry to bring this up again, so that means it's best to put it in the root directory, yes? What do you mean by root directory, in the same folder as the index page? Thanks...
27 May 2006 at 13:32 #9 Conrad11 Conrad11 Soldato OP Joined 12 Jun 2005 Posts 5,361 Create a blank favicon?
