I am constructing a website with Yahoo Sitebuilder, I have a Favicon, where do I add the HTML in Sitebuilder>
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place it in the head section ... the code is like this >>\n\n<link rel="Shortcut Icon" type="image/ico" href="/favicon.ico">
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ask pagebuilder questions here\nhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/ygcpagebuilderhelp/
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that is called a 'favicon' and is because some sites include this file when they setup their website. It is an icon file that exists on their webserver and can be used to show their logo or anything they want. Your browser automatically looks for this file when you access the site. If a site doesn't have this file it will show the IE icon instead.
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Sure.\n\nType "about:config" in your address bar..\n\ntype "browser.chrome.favicons" and press enter to filter your results\n\nNow switch browser.chrome.favicons to "false" by double clicking.\n\nNow to test this, open a new tab with Ctrl-T and type "www.yahoo.com", press enter.  You should no longer see favicons when you load webpages.
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I built my site with absolutely ZERO prior knowledge of site building, html code and other technical stuff - I got all the tools and tremendous support from\nhttp://buildit.sitesell.com/FreeLegal.html
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wysiwyg writes the html for you as you are dragging things on the page. no need to convert it. just upload the page to the server when you are done with it. do not use frontpage. it's difficult for newbies and uses code only internet explorer can view. get dreamweaver
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Go to Ur geocities site ...\n\nWhen Ur on Ur page...Click on 'View' on the Toolbar...When u click View when u click it ..A drop down menu comes...Then click Source or Page source if ur using Mozilla...That's it ..Ul get the HTML code ...
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In order to add your web site to the Yahoo! Directory, you must first suggest it to Yahoo!'s team of editors, who visit and evaluate every site added to the Directory. \n\nGet the details here:\nhttp://search2.cc.scd.yahoo.com/cct_search.php?ui_mode=answer&prior_transaction_id=716144&action_code=5&highlight_info=16783111,343,365&turl=http%3A%2F%2Fhelp.yahoo.com%2Fhelp%2Fus%2Fdir%2Fsuggest%2Fsuggest-01.html&answer_id=5992343#__highlight
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The best way to do it if you don't know anything about HTML is to go to geocities.yahoo.com and use their free web building tool (Yahoo Pagebuilder) to design your page.  It's easy enough to learn.
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you have to use the embed feature of html\n\nthis link 'll help you\nhttp://www.htmlgoodies.com/tutorials/web_graphics/article.php/3480061
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It depends on what program your using, if your using yahoo/geocities to make your own webpage in the yahoom page builder, from the top menus select format, then from the drop down menu select page propertys, and then a box will come up with page proertys, in the bottom left hand corner will be a place to edit the height and width of the page
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Found this from a website:\n\n============================================================\nScript:     Adding An Icon With Your URL - Two Methods\n\nFunctions:  Whenever anyone bookmarks your site, an icon\n            will subsequently show up on their Favorites\n            list.  When your site is visited, the icon\n            will also show in the URL box of the browser.\n            \nBrowsers:   IE5+, NS6+, later FireFox, Opera versions, etc.\n\nAuthor:     etLux - after Microsoft\n============================================================\n\n===========\nMethod One\n===========\n\nSelect any standard Windows icon file. The .ico file *must*\nbe in standard Windows icon file format, or it will be\nignored.\n\nRename the icon file *exactly* to: favicon.ico -- all\nlowercase.  No deviation from this is allowed.\n\nPlace the favicon.ico file in the 'root' directory on your\nweb server (where your main index page is). \n\nWhenever your site is bookmarked, the icon will subsequently\nshow up on the visitor's Favorites list.  When they visit\nyour site, the icon will also show in the URL window of the\nbrowser.\n\nThat's all there is to it -- it's automatically picked up by\nIE5 and later browsers. \n\n===========\nMethod Two\n===========\n\nInsert the following LINK tag in the <head>...</head> of\nyour pages.\n\n<LINK REL="SHORTCUT ICON" HREF="http://www.mydomain.com/myicon.ico">\n\nChange the path and icon filename to correspond to the\nlocation of the icon file on your site.  The icon graphic\nfilename should be lowercase, no more than eight characters,\nand the extension must be .ico.\n\nAs above, the file *must* be in standard Windows icon file\nformat or it will be ignored.\n\nWhen you use this method as opposed to Method One above, the\nLINK REL code should appear on any page that might be\nbookmarked.\n\nDon't forget to confirm that the icon file is actually where\nyou say it is in the LINK REL path!\n\n==================================\nMore Information - Creating Icons\n==================================\n\nThe following is an exact quote from Microsoft®:\n\n"For Internet Explorer 5, the required size of a shortcut\nicon is 16x16 pixels. To create the icon, use an icon\neditor, such as the one included in Microsoft® Visual\nStudio® or one of the many other icon editors available.\nRegardless of the program you use, make sure you set the\neditor to create an icon that is 16x16 pixels. Otherwise,\nthe icon will be ignored by Internet Explorer."\n\n================\nTroubleshooting\n================\n\nWe've noticed occasionally quirky behavior with this IE5\nfeature on several systems.\n\nIn many cases the icon will not appear on your machine until\n*after* you perform the following steps:\n\n   - close *all* programs but the browser\n   - navigate to a neutral site, off your own url\n   - remove any and all bookmarks (favorites) to your\n       site that you may currently have\n   - clear the History and the Cache of the browser\n   - reboot, clear the Recycle Bin\n   - reboot again, bookmark your site\n   - reboot [sigh] again...\n\n============================================================
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you just find a site that has html background codes and then when you go into your site you click on TOOLS then CONTROLS then ADD HTML, here is a link for you \n\nhttp://info.piczo.com/piczopros/new/prosMain.asp?category=html
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It depends on where you are trying to make the link.  If it is in a forum, you may or may not be allowed to use HTML markup.  The two most common:\n\nHTML\n<a href="http://www . thisisabigbutfakeurl . com">here</a>\n\nBBCode (very common in forums)\n[url=http://www . thisisabigbutfakeurl . com]here[/url]\n\nPlease note: I don't know how to show code here and the help page is down apparently, so you will have to remove the spaces before and after the '.' (dots).  If I get the information soon enough, I will come back and edit.
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To submit your site to Yahoo, go here:\n\nhttp://submit.search.yahoo.com/free/request\n\nDon't forget to put meta tags in your html so that search engines can index your page. Go here, for information on meta tags and how to implement them:\n\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/html/html_meta.asp
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It is pointless to do that. The code generated by Yahoo! Pagebuilder would never validate. Even if it would the ads Geocities puts in your source code wouldn't validate. Unless you are trying to validate your source code there is no reason to have a DOCTYPE. Do yourself a favor and use a normal HTML/XHTML Editor. Pagebuilder is for newbies. Same thing goes for Yahoo Sitebuilder. It's code would never validate either.\n\nThe only way to get your pages to validate is to make them on your hard drive. Then validate them before you upload them to Yahoo's servers.\n\nI hope you know that Yahoo Sitebuilder does not work in any Geocities accounts. Not the free or paid ones. It only works at http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/ Many people have tried and have had to start all over again in Pagebuilder. Too bad they didn't read the Sitebuilder download page first.
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Add a code like this to the Head area of html except have path to your 16x16 ico file:\n<link href="http://www.jlink.net/scybyte/devil_1.ico" rel="SHORTCUT ICON">