Er staat nu een ;-)-smilie toch?
Of is dat een tik van mijn browser? :P
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10/08/04 13:30
Er staat nu een ;-)-smilie toch?
Of is dat een tik van mijn browser? :P
10/08/04 13:34
Die tweede is gewoon van wired.com, maar eerlijk gezegd vind ik ze allemaal niet zo geweldig.
10/08/04 15:01
Ik zal er nog een paar meer maken
Berrie Pelser, Ber|Art Visual Design V.O.F. Managed Secure WordPress SEO Cloud Hosting met Zoekmachine Optimalisatie en Social Media Strategie
10/08/04 15:32
WHT FavIcon
Hier twee nieuwe: (16x16 pixel gif's)
http://www.ber-art.nl/images/whtfavicon1.gif
http://www.ber-art.nl/images/whtfavicon2.gif
Beter?
Berrie Pelser, Ber|Art Visual Design V.O.F. Managed Secure WordPress SEO Cloud Hosting met Zoekmachine Optimalisatie en Social Media Strategie
10/08/04 19:46
Hoezo laat ik me vervelen
Maar hoe stel je zoiets in dan?
10/08/04 19:50
The steps to putting a favicon.ico on your website are:
Create a 16px X 16px, 16 colour image with either a .bmp or .gif extension.
Your graphics editor should have a setting for 16 colours. It needs to be 16px X 16px, anything other than this will be ignored by browsers most times. Another option is to download a free icon editor and make your own through that.
Convert your image to the .ico format if it's .bmp or .ico.
You can't just rename the image extension - it HAS to be converted with a special program or it won't work. Use an icon converter, then save the converted file as favicon.ico. If you are creating several icons to use, call each one something different - but remember it needs to have the .ico extension. Upload your favicon.ico into the root directory of your website.
The root directory is where your main index.html page is. Browsers look for the favicon.ico here. If you're providing a link in your pages to the icon, then you can store them wherever you wish - in a folder just for icons, on another server, as long as you provide the path/url to where it is so browsers know where to look for it. Insert a link to it in all your pages that you wish to use the favicon.
If you have called your icon favicon.ico and you uploaded it into your root directory, you don't NEED to put any code in your pages. However, sometimes the favicon won't show for some browsers, so to put a link in might be a wise thing to do. You will also need to put a link in if you want to use something other than a file called favicon.ico or if your site is a subdomain or a free hosted site (ie: not your own domain name). This is because you need to tell the browser to look for THAT image for that page in THAT folder. Put this piece of code somewhere between the <head></head> tags on your pages:
<LINK REL="SHORTCUT ICON" HREF="http://www.yourdomain.com/name_of_icon.ico">
If you have a 'secure' site, you will need to provide the path using https:
<LINK REL="SHORTCUT ICON" HREF="https://www.yourdomain.com/name_of_icon.ico">
That's about it. If you've gone through these steps, you can try bookmarking your page to see if the favicon shows up. Of course, if you already HAVE the page bookmarked, it won't show - as your browser checks for the favicon at the time of bookmarking. You will find if you remove your site from favourites and add it again, it probably won't work still, as there will be traces of the bookmark left somewhere on your computer so it won't check. The best way to test it in this case is to get a friend to do it.
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Berrie Pelser, Ber|Art Visual Design V.O.F. Managed Secure WordPress SEO Cloud Hosting met Zoekmachine Optimalisatie en Social Media Strategie
10/08/04 19:51
Is al eerder gezegd... 2e post nog wel.
edit: ... zie dat van Ber-artOrigineel geplaatst door chester
Bestandje heet favicon.ico. Stop hem in je root map van je site. Normaal gesproken zou deze moeten verschijnen...ook in je favorieten...werkt echter maar half.
10/08/04 19:56
Oke tnx ik ga uitproberen
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