One thing I had only recently noticed was that my FavIcon was only appearing on certain pages: it would disappear on single post pages for example.
At the exact same moment I noticed this, Will from Portrayed.org dropped the solution into a comment, so here it is for those who weren’t already doing it:
First, if you haven’t got one already, generate your FavIcon at HTMLkit.com.
Upload it to the root directory of your blog.
Instead of the code they tell you to insert into your header, insert this:
link rel=”shortcut icon” href=”http://YOURURL/favicon.ico”
Obviously this needs to be inside <> tags and with your blog URL in place. Paste that in anywhere before the /head tag and your FavIcon will appear sitewide.
Cheers Will!
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Follow-up comment rss or Leave a TrackbackI just thought it was odd because I had my posts set up for a more seo friendly permalink structure. My favicon wouldn’t show up so I just looked at the code, added mydomain.com/ in front of the favicon.ico and it worked
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That reminds me , i have to create a favicon .
With or without this code, mine never showed up Internet Explorer.
I don’t believe IE supports them apart from as bookmark icons.
No surprise really with that POS….
thanks for the Stumbles guys!
That’s pretty funny Chris. IE7 is pretty much garbage. To me it looks like M$oft is trying their best to make it look like Firefox.
Then again, blah to that.
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