Defining your website icon

Defining your website icon

Whenever your site gets bookmark , an icon will subsequently show up on their Favorites list. When your site is visited, the icon will also show in the URL box of the browser (e.g. http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/en as at tip submission)

Catch:

. This works only on IE5 onwards. The rest of the browsers will ignore the code.

2. Icon must be a 16X16 Windows icon file.


Method One: Database specific
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Put the following META tag into your "HTML Head Content" and path it to your ico file (depending on how you store it).
<LINK REL="SHORTCUT ICON" HREF="http://server/database.nsf/.../myicon.ico">





Method Two: Server-wide
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Put your windows "ico" file on the Web Server's root(i.e. DominoData) and name the file strictly to "favicon.ico"
Subsequently, databases from this server bookmarked will have the icon.

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This was first published in July 2002

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