How to put images in title of webpage?

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Just like in WF on the tabs of Firefox you can put images in the title for visitors to see.

How do I put these images there?

Cheers.
#website design #images #put #title #webpage
  • It's called a Favicon a small graphic that loads on the title tab on the browser. You create the small graphic about 16X16 pixels name it favicon.ico then put the following in the header section of your home page <link rel="shortcut icon" href="http://www.yourwebsite.com/favicon.ico" > That will do it!

    Dan
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    • hxxp://tools.dynamicdrive.com/favicon/ is a great place to go to convert existing graphics into favicon. Free and easy.
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  • You are actually referring to the "Fav Icon":

    <link rel="your icon name" href="favicon.ico" >
  • <link rel="shortcut icon" href="favicon.ico" type="image/x-icon" />

    work in ie and all modern browser
  • You can also use your own images for your favicon.

    Following Link
    <link rel="icon" type="image/gif" href="IMAGE SOURCE" />

    or

    <link rel="icon" type="image/gif" href="http://www.rnsinformatics.com/favicon.gif" />
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    • That name is favicon on title.u just search on youtube .there is lot of videos tell about favicon generator
  • 1) the actual logo/image that appears at the top of the window
    which is usually the browser's logo.
    This CAN be changed, but it would only work on your machine.
    No one else's browser would display a different image, as it's
    based upon registry entries.

    2) the logo/image which appears in the address bar, and on the favorites list.
    This is relatively straightforward.
    What you are talking about are favicons.
    It basically involves creating an image, saving it as an ico file,
    and adding two tags within the head element of the page.
  • he logo/image which appears in the address bar, and on the favorites list.
    This is relatively straightforward.What you are talking about are favicons.
    It basically involves creating an image, saving it as an ico file,and adding two tags within the head element of the page. it is not possible to include images within the <title> section of an HTML document. What web users typically perceive as a picture next to a webpage title is actually a small image called a favicon. The term is a shortened version of "favorite icon," so named because it most commonly appears next to the title of a webpage saved to the Favorites folder of a web browser.
  • you can use any image to create this favicon, download http://www.axialis icon workshop, choose your image, and create a .ico name it favicon.ico and upload it to your root ftp walllaa,,
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