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That Pokeball in the URL.

Derarath

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    Don't ask me. 0.o lol *hits self repeatedly until I fall off the earth* 0.o
     
    If you don't know, then don't say anything. That's just blatant spam.
    Here's the HTML code for including the favicon (the little image in the address bar)
    Code:
    <link rel="shortcut icon" type="image/ico" href="/favicon.ico" />
     
    MysticTrunks you just did exactly what Robo told Kayota NOT to do.
    And to answer your question Derarath, it goes in between the <head> tags.
     
    umm if i may ask, what did i ask kayota?
     
    I wasn't talking about you- I was talking about Morkula, he used to be called "RoboMechaWobufett", which is why I call him "Robo".
     
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    Morkula said:
    If you don't know, then don't say anything. That's just blatant spam.
    Here's the HTML code for including the favicon (the little image in the address bar)
    Code:
    <link rel="shortcut icon" type="image/ico" href="/favicon.ico" />
    Actually, you don't have to include the link tag. You just upload the favicon.ico file to your root directory and it'll show on every page. Note that the ico file should be only of 16 x 16 pixels size.
     
    And it should also only be 256 colours, hard as this may be to achieve with your graphics programs saving as more :P (I had a massively horrible time trying to stop my thing saving as 16-bit XD)
     
    *resists urge to start calling certain people idiotic morons, and not Matt, JA, or Derarath either* <_<

    Derarath, the HTML code would go in your <head> section.
     
    Or you can just put it in the root directory of your website.
     
    Kyle, that was already said by another person. Read the thread before you post.

    Yes, you can simply upload to root, but it's generally a good idea to add the reference in your page as some servers or browsers won't serve or display the icon otherwise. And if you name it something besides favicon.ico, you must place the code on your page.
     
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