Welcome To FavIconBlog.com!
FavIconBlog is a website dedicated to the FavIcon. This Blog is your single source for information about this small but very important part of every website. Thanks for stopping by!
Feel free to look around and learn about the FavIcon. On this site you can find Tools and Tutorials to help you deploy your own FavIcon. Before you leave be sure to create your own using the FavIcon Generator.
- Learn How To Add A Favicon To Your Google Sites Website
- See How To Add A Custom FavIcon To Your Blog at Blogger.com
- Easy Favicon Installation in Wordpress Blogging Platform
- FavIcon Installation Basics – Site Hosted On Your Domain
All the Newest Blog Posts are located below.
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Adding a Favicon to Your Website or Blog using FTP
Where do I put my Favicon? Understanding how to upload your favicon.ico file to your web hosting company using FTP is a very important step in the deployment of your favicon. In this post I will discuss some of the common FTP programs and give examples for both PC and Mac OS X. Creating your [...]
A Great Free Favicon Generator at FavIconBlog
Install a FavIcon on your website or blog. I am striving to make FavIconBlog your one stop website for Favicon Information. Here you will find the Tutorials, Tools and a FavIcon Generator to meet your needs. Tutorials – How to Articles Tools – Links to the Tools to help deploy your Favicon Custom Favicon Generator – Make [...]
FavIcon Installation Basics – Site Hosted On Your Domain
This set of instructions will help you deploy a favicon if you host your Website on your own Domain. This is my first How-To Post. I will be adding additional instructions for other scenarios as I test them. In a previous post about the Basics of the FavIcon I spoke about 5 steps. Keep in [...]
Uploading Files to Your Webserver – Using FileZilla
FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is the tool used to move files from your local computer to a remote computer, in this case the web server that hosts your blog or website. After you have created your favicon.ico file you will need to move the file. I have found Filezilla to be a good FTP program. [...]
