You will not use CSS for this purpose.
If you are talking about your own website then you need to download favicon and make a design then publish it to your website. That is called a favicon.
You can either download the Favicon maker or go to an online generator (just type in favicon generator in a search engine). Then upload it to your site as .fav and then link it with CSS
Look, on the top right of the web addresses, there is an image, right there, next to the URL address. That is a favicon. How to get one? Go to http://www.html-kit.com/favicon, and you will be able to get one. It's likely short for "Favourite Icon" but shortened to FavIcon to save time.
Favicon icons add a personalized touch to a website. It can make a recognizable symbol that can help it gain popularity. Many websites use icons like these to stand out.
) Clear your history and check your webpage again. Internet Explorer won't know if something has changed until it has to check again, in which case it might not be needing to. ) Make sure your favicon file is a valid icon file (with the extension of "ico"). ) Make sure your <link> tag, used to link to the favicon file, has the correct relationship to the file ('rel' attribute).
To add a favicon to your site: * Go To: http://www.html-kit.com/favicon/gallery/ * Upload your picture, in the first box. * Click 'Generate Favicon.ico' * Insert this code into the tags of every page: * Upload the favicon to the same directory as your pages. Hope this helps!
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If you are using Wordpress, you have to go to your "Appearance" section and select theme options. There is a section that allows you upload a logo and below that is a section for you to upload your favicon. You need to upload your custom logo as your favicon, or just Google "free favicons" and pick on from the sites listed.
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In March 1999, Microsoft released Internet Explorer 5 which supported favicons for the first time. Originally, the favicon was a file called favicon.ico placed in the,
There are actually multiple websites where you can create Favicon GIF images, and most browsers are supported. They are more likely to support Microsoft browsers.
Try clearing out your browser's cache. It may also take a little while for the Blogger system to recognize the new icon. (I'm not privy to the internal workings of Blogger.)