Ever see those little custom icons next to a web site listing in your favorites folder or on your browser address bar? Have you ever wondered how to create one for your own site? Well I’m going to ...

Every website needs a favicon, if for no other reason than to avoid littering your server logs with 404 errors. If you still haven't got a favicon on your site, check out Faviconist, a new favicon ...

Uploading a favicon icon to your business's website is a way to maintain branding across your site's various pages. A favicon places your business's logo or other identifying trademark prominently in ...

Ever been to a Web site and wondered “How’d they get that little graphic next to the URL, and how can I do that for my site?” That graphic is called a favicon (short for favorite icon). If you’re ...

We all like our email signatures to look fantastic. Apple Mail began letting you make your special mark with an HTML-style email signature with OS X Lion back in 2011. The process of setting up an ...

A couple days ago, I fired up my Web browser to discover that my Facebook “favicon” (the little icon that appears on the favorites toolbar right below the address bar) had changed. In place of that ...

While Microsoft Word isn't usually thought of as webpage software, you can use the venerable word processor to create webpages and post them online. The three ways to do this are to save your Word ...

How to Use the Apache Web Server to Install and Configure a Website Your email has been sent If you've never deployed a website with the Apache web server, you're about to learn how. Every so often, ...

Go to any major Web site, and you’ll almost certainly see an icon to the left of the address in your browser. This tiny image is called a favicon (or Favorites Icon), and with a little effort, you can ...