Put Favicon into URL Address - Small Icon on Web Address

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You can put favicon (favorite icon), small icon on web address to identify your web or blog. So this icon will embed right beside your URL address and it can make your URL address more even cute.






Step 1 : Use Favicon Generator to make your own favicon, you can choose one of this website.
http://www.favicon.cc/
http://www.favicongenerator.com/
http://www.html-kit.com/favicon/gallery/

Step 2 : Download the favicon from one of favicon generator’s website above. Make sure the name of this favicon is favicon.ico

Step 3 : Upload the favicon.ico you’ve just downloaded into your web root directory (the same place you put your index.html)

Step 4 : Copy and paste this following code below into your html page file between < head> and < /head> section.
< link rel=”shortcut icon” href=”/favicon.ico” >

Tips : You can put your favicon.ico file on other image hosting, then you should change the shortcut address into your URL image address. See the example below :

Image URL Adress : http://YourImageHosting.com/favicon.ico
Favicon Code :
< link rel=”shortcut icon” href=”http://YourImageHosting.com/favicon.ico”>


PS: Gamal Please Check it on Firefox Browser Not explorer

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