I have a few different blogs with different WP themes (see below) and would like to know how to add a favicon please? www.finktanq.com www.qrjuice.com www.mymostvisited.com
You could use this plugin from wordpress, http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/shockingly-simple-favicon/ Or You could do it manually, just get a 16x16 image that you intend to use for your favicon, name it fav.ico and just upload it to the root of your website directory. Hope this helps.
1. The first favicon file (favicon.ico) is either a 16×16 or a 32×32 icon. Nowadays, all modern browser supports both size. 2. The second favicon file (favicon.gif) is a (reasonable) free size, and can be an animated GIF too! The .gif version have precedence over the .ico. So, if the browser support animated favicon, the animated will be displayed, else the static .ico will be used instead. Note that both favicon.ico and favicon.gif can be different pictures.
simply upload your faviicon to root directory of blog with default name of faviicon it will automatically show favicon
Make sure your delete your cache. Your browsers cache. Other wise it will not work. this is just a heads up for the future. I already see that you have it worked out. ( Previous post)
omg people you need plugin to do that? just open the source code your homepage find in header the path to favicon file, open your ftp and replace the file with your custom favicon
I prefer not to use a plugin for something like a favicon. If you try doing this manually, make sure you backup your header.php in the theme folder before you edit it. (Your cPanel File Manager will edit PHP.) If you do not already have a favicon you can just replace, then you will have to go to your theme folder and edit header.php. To add a favicon to your site in WordPress 2.0 or later, place your favicon.ico graphic file inside your root theme folder, then add this line to header.php between the first lines that start with <link rel= as a new line. <link rel="shortcut icon" href="<?php bloginfo('template_directory'); ?>/favicon.ico" /> In the header.php file on my sites, there are two lines that start with <link rel="alternate" so add the above code after those first two and before the one that starts with <link rel="pingback" with no white space inbetween (after dropping the favicon.ico you want to use into the root theme folder). When you view the source code on your site when going to it in a browser after header.php has had a line added, it should look like: <link rel="shortcut icon" href="http://yourwebite.com/wp-content/themes/yourthemename/favicon.ico" /> where yourwebsite and yourthemename is replaced by your domain name and the theme on your site. You can create a favicon at favicon.cc which is the site I use. They let you search for an existing graphic on their site or you can upload a (simple) graphic. A Favicon will definitely make your site appear more professional as adding one is attention to detail. I would suggest trying this the first time on a test site, but if you back up your site, you won't end up with a problem that can't be reversed. Wordpress.org has a good tutorial. Don't forget to clear your browser cache before trying to view your new favicon :~)
Get a 16*16 or 32*32 size ico file, search for favicon plugin and install favicon plugin, you will find it very easy.
Yes, just do it manually. You can create a favicon with any graphic you have at favicon(dot)cc. Then just manually upload it to your site via FTP.
The most simple way is go to admin area - plugin - add new - type "favicon" on search bar and BINGO...