i’m feeling very pleased with myself, because i have recently figured out (on my own, mind you, without any help) how to add shortcut icons, or “favicons” to my sites… they’re the little tiny icons that appear in the address bar of your browser, next to the URI:
like this
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Seattle:- 1. Seatown — neither a town nor on the sea.
- 2. Jet City — hereafter minus jets.
- 3. The Emerald City, take 2 — somewhere between rain drenched poppy fields, androids, and electric sheep.
- 4. Eight months of winter rain and unemployment dying to teach your sorry Midwestern ass that Seasonal Affective Disorder is all that stands between you and meeting Kurt Cobain in person.
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Mary: "Hi! We're here to invite you to come kiss Hank's ass with us."
Me: "Pardon me?! What are you talking about? Who's Hank, and why would I want to kiss His ass?"
John: "If you kiss Hank's ass, He'll give you a million dollars; and if you don't, He'll kick the shit out of you."
-- Kissing Hank's AssInfo
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wonder how I can add favicons to my WordPress site(s)? If you know, please to share it with my un-enlightened ass.
kthxbye
edit the “header.php” file, in /wp-content/themes/whatever-theme-you’re-using, so that it contains a new tag for the favicon, right after the other <link rel=…> tags.
the “header.php” file in the /themes/whatever directory probably contains different stuff, depending on what theme it is, but for my theme it went in right at line 11, after the <link rel=”pingback”…> on line 10…
if you need help, call or email… also, i’ve gotten a go-ahead from thadd regarding the can-can… do you want to do it as well?