Tech Tidbits
Dan asked, so you all receive.
"so how did you get that old well icon to appear in the address bar?"
There are three main aspects to this:
- Creating a .ico file
- Storing it somewhere online
- Linking that file to your page
- The easy way to do this is to go to a website that will let you give it a .jpg or .gif picture and it will return a .ico file (which is basically a 16x16 pixel version of what you submitted). Here is the site I used (I think): http://www.chami.com/html-kit/services/favicon/
I am sure there are others. I am sure there are also ways to make your own. I just don't know what kind of program can save as .ico. So if you want to make your own, draw something in paint, and save it as a .jpg, and then submit it to this webiste.
- I used me UNC webspace (which may run out soon...I hope not). If you can get to your H:/, just drop the file in your public.html folder. Mine is called favicon.ico.
- If this HTML is over your head, just skip down a bit... In an HTML document, the entire document falls between the






So between the



Of course, replace the address in href="________" with the location of your icon. For your blog, you can find the head by editing the template. There is a lot in the head, and this tag can go anywhere, so I would just put it directly after the

Here is what my Edit Template page (or at least the top of it) looks like.