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I plan on creating logos for you the designer and your design forums soon ( the current ones being temporary place holders) and I was thinking about fav icons which are the little bookmarking 16x16 symbols for websites.
As you learn about logo design they teach you that a logo should be able to reproduce well at small and large sizes and I think the fav icon is the ultimate small size test. If your logo has a symbol test it at 16x16 pixels to see if it holds up well! The SIRIUS dog logo is a pretty good example: http://www.sirius.com/ |
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Super Moderator
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Norway
Posts: 669
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I'm still amazed that the youTube-logo works at 16 x 16!!
but yeah, good tip!
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Web Designer
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This is a total noobish question, but I have a favicon ready, but where do I upload it to for it to show up on my blog?
I'm using filezilla if anyone knows I would be much appreciative.
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It goes in ur root folder the main folder. I forget if you need a bit of code in the header file to make it show or not. and it should be named favicon.ico i save it as a gif and ten rename it.
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Web Designer
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Nevermind - it shows up in Safari but not in firefox. Can you tell me if you see my favicon?
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Web Design, Photoshop, Tutorials, And Inspiration - Elite By Design Last edited by Elite By Design : 01-02-2008 at 10:21 PM. |
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Junior Designer
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Yeah I've always wanted to know how to setup fav icons. If you guys come across a guide or something post the link!
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Junior Designer
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You know Gino I actually kind of like the logos for the forum and your blog as a typeface. You don't always have to go with imagery for a logo. Maybe just tweak the type some more. Add just a little treatment to it and you could be set. One community that comes to mind is Behance, just a simple typeface = their logo.
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Administrator/Founder
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Very true Im gonna play around with it and see what I can come up with. Hopefully everyone will like it!
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Intern
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Bellingham, WA
Posts: 17
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To explicitly define the favicon for the best possible browser support (or to define different favicons for different sections of your site, for instance), add a line link such in the <head> of your document: <link rel="shortcut icon" href="favicon.ico" /> This is the quick/dirty version, but hopefully you'll find it helpful. |
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Junior Designer
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Last edited by infektsu : 01-03-2008 at 02:45 AM. |
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