How do you create a favicon on a Google Page Creator site?
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you can use any image as a favicon. go here and upload your image and click on create favicon.\n\nhttp://www.html-kit.com/favicon/gallery/\n\nthen just upload the favicon to the main directory of your website. there is no need to add anything to your pages to make it work. the browser will load it automatically\n\nif this doesn't work then google doesn't allow favicons. not all hosts do allow them
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Instructions are here. http://collect.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=misc.faq&faqQuestionId=16
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well you can use the normal ones that average Joe uses or you can learn how to use dream weaver and it will take the site advertising out... not many options... or you can find a pic you like and create your own layout on a generator...\nall you need is a http://photobucket.com/ account or one that will provide a URL code...\nand a layout generator.. i like the http://blinkyou.com/ on my self i found it had the best options for font colors and sizes and other nice tweaks..\nthere are many sites that have generators. i just gave you my fav one..
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http://www.2createawebsite.com/build/html.html this is a site that helps with html. Which is what you need to add color and/or graphics to your profile.
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This a assumes you are creating your pages by typing in the actual HTML code. If you are using an editor of any kind then it will be different but this still applies.\n\nFind a link. It will look something like this.\nhttp://www.driftcali.com\n\nNow, type this to create a link...\n\n<a href="YOUR_LINK_HERE">\nLINK_TEXT_HERE\n</a>\n\nThe link will say what you type in the LINK_TEXT_HERE but, when clicked, will go to whatever site you put in the YOUR_LINK_HERE part. The end result will look something like \n\n<a href="http://www.driftcali.com">\nDrift\n</a>\n\nYou can put the three parts on the same line. Yahoo won't let me put full HTML code in the answer.
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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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Yahoo! SiteBuilder allows you to create web sites containing as many web pages as you like. The Site Creation Wizard makes the process simple. Let's get started!\n1: Select New Site... from the File menu.\n \n2: Click Start.\n \n3: Choose a name for your web site and pick a folder on your computer where you will store your web site files (we recommend the default location). Click Next.\n \n4: Would you like to start building your site with a predesigned template or with a blank page? (Don't worry about locking yourself into a decision: You'll be able to edit and fully customize your pages anytime.) Select one option here and click Next.\n \n5: If you chose a blank page, you're ready to start editing your site and adding your own page elements. Click Finish to return to Help.\nIf you chose to start with a template, pick your design here. In the Templates: field, browse the selection to find a template you'd like to download. (To limit your choices, you can first select a category from the Template categories: pull-down menu.) Templates you have already downloaded will be marked with a small check.\nTo select a template, click its image once.\n \nChoose View Full Size to see a larger preview of the template, or choose Next to continue with this template. If you have not yet downloaded this template (the template will not be marked with a check), SiteBuilder will confirm that you'd like to download this template now. Choose OK to continue.\n(To download all templates now, click the Download All Templates link.)\nWhen you're satisfied with your choice, choose Next.\n6: Check the box next to each page you'd like to create now, choose to create a navigation bar, then click Next. (Please note that the Site Creation Wizard will always create a home page; this checkbox will be selected by default.)
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Yes I think it does.  My first ever website was on Geocities and I seem to recall using the favicon.
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No, you just write it into the HTML code. Google 'HTML font codes' and you'll see how easy it is.
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First, you have to create a logo for your site; a very tiny logo to be specific. The size of the logo should be 16x16 pixels and it should be saved as a Windows icon file (logo.ico for example). If your image editor doesn't support saving files in Windows icon format, you can use the following online tool or download an icon editor from a shareware site.\n \n\nOnce you have an icon file with your logo, you're ready to take the final step. Following methods will work in Explorer 5.x and higher without having any negative effects on other browsers.\n \nMethod 1\n\n    This is the easiest method to implement and it will work regardless of the particular page on your site users choose to add to their favorites list. Don't worry if you don't have access to your web site root; take a look at the next method.\n     \n    If you have access to the root of your web site, simply save your icon file as "favicon.ico" there. For example, if your web site is "www.chami.com", your icon file should be available at "www.chami.com/favicon.ico". The web browser will look for favicon.ico whenever your site is added to the favorites list and if it is found at the root of your web site, the icon will appear next to the link to your site. \n\n \nMethod 2\n\n    If you don't have access to the root of your web site, you have to add the following tag to your web page so that the browser will know where to look for your icon. Unlike before, this time you can save the icon under any name ending with ".ico" We'll use the name "logo.ico" and assume that your web site is under the directory "~your_directory".\n     \n    <LINK REL="SHORTCUT ICON"\n           HREF="/~your_directory/logo.ico">\n    Listing #1 : HTML code. Download logo.htm (0.2 KB).\n     \n        NOTE:Above tag should be inserted in-between the <HEAD> and </HEAD> tags.\n\n \nBy the way, you can specify multiple logos for multiple pages using the second method. Simply save your icons using unique names, such as logo1.ico, logo2.ico, logo3.ico for example, and replace "logo.ico" in the above HTML code with the name of the icon you want to use for any particular page.
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Easiest way is to visit the page you want to make as home - now grab the icon in the Address bar (The 'e' icon in IE or the icon in mozilla/firefox) and drop it in the Home icon. Say yes for the popup
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those little images are called "favicons" (favorites icons). the person who built the webpage itself coded his/her page to use a specific image instead of the microsoft "e", netscape or firefox logo, etc..\n\ni believe when you create the shortcut it copies the little image to your temp folder (cache) with all other little graphics files it stores there for quick access should you hit your back button or something. maybe it disappears whenever you empty your temp folder ("temporary internet files" in the internet explorer tools). it might also disappear based on it being unavailable on the host website too.\n\nanyway, i'd suggest you bookmark a site that uses one of those images and then do a search on your computer for *.ico to see if it finds teh little favicon images somewhere. \n\ngood luck!
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well in my opinion, i would just make one.  find an image on google that you like, i dont know what you are looking for. and then right click it and save the picture. then go to photobucket.com and upload the image there then go to http://www.mygen.co.uk/ and when it asks for a picture url, go to photobucket and copy the URL box right under the picture. and create a layout. my suggestion is that you find an image that would look good tiled OR find an image that would look good centered/ full screened. customized all you want!
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I believe you are referring to a "favicon".  Its an icon that displays in the address bar of a website.  This is something that is controlled on the server side.\n\nThe below site enables you to generate a favicon for your own site by uploading a picture and having it converted.  You of course still need to upload it to your own server for others to then view.\n\nhttp://www.chami.com/html-kit/services/favicon/\n\nAlso check out the following reference:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Favicon
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http://zdesign.proboards3.com/index.cgi?board=premadepb\nhttp://www.custom-gfx.net/forumthemehelp.htm\nhttp://www.custom-gfx.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=726\nhttp://dorkxd.com/index.php?page=downloads&cat=ftemplates\nhttp://overcomersgfx.proboards42.com/index.cgi?board=chat&action=sendtopic&thread=1135377265\nhttp://htmlworks.proboards14.com/
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Putting the following lines within your <head> tag will add a Favicon to your site:\n\n<link rel="icon" href="favicon.ico" type="image/x-icon" />\n<link rel="shortcut icon" href="favicon.ico" type="image/x-icon" />\n\nin the subdomain, include those lines but link to a different favicon - the file must be of .ico extension\n\nput this in all the pages you want showing your subdomain icon (change the URL obviously).\n\n<link rel="icon" href="subdomainfolder/newfavicon.ico" type="image/x-icon" />
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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 ...