It Seems To Be Working
It’s silly, it’s amateurish, it’s not a big deal, but we have a favicon. WooT.
Is there a way we can do this better? Can we improve upon it? We notice that when we make a bookmark, it doesn’t inherit the favicon. Did we screw this up?
Edit: Our bookmark icon works now. We didn’t change anything in the code, though. /puzzled
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for a favicon, and considering you don’t have a true logo to use there, this looks pretty good.
another option would be a red paw-print on white.
BUt you only have 16×16 pixels to work with, so you can’t do too much.
It is recognizable, so I say stick with this! (or try the paw-print…
There is another form of fav-ico that is a bit wider, but, not all browsers will view it.
they can also be animated, but those can get annoying….
Favicons are a browser-based convention, so they’re implemented differently by each browser.
Generally, though, each bookmark maintains its own cached favicon, and it’s for some reason never retrieved when you make the bookmark, only when you USE the bookmark for the first time.
I always liked the humourous Cowboy Bebop favicon here: http://www.icedomain.net
I agree with having a paw print. I brushed one up here you could use
http://redforty.com/10101/brk/brk1.gif
Heh nice dwarf there.
no Offence redforty
But that looks like a Bear Paw.
@ RabidPoultry
lol, I have no clue. I just googled “cat paw print” and made one based on that.
doh!
Use the KISS principle and get a simpler and more recognizable icon: looks like a bit of a smudge…
If it’s not updating from the standard Blogger icon, just delete and remake the bookmark. It’ll show up after the first time you use the new bookmark.
Looks good to me! And thanks for sharing how you did it. I’ve done the same on my blog using the code you provided.
Looks good but u need to set the transparent color… ftw!