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<blockquote data-quote="giulio" data-source="post: 404870" data-attributes="member: 28677">Brendan, since it was not implemented, I deleted my pretty pretty favicon.Thank you for the compliments and constructive criticism. My site is tailored more towards design firms looking for a programmer. So it mainly a showcase of being able to push web technology while keeping stability. The large URL exists only while you are surfing, so that each page is appended to your browser's history and so that each page is bookmarkable. Hit reload at any time to see that functionality (or drag that long url to your desktop, then drag it back into the window). The url is quite short: webveteran.com. I had thought of dumping the intro, but it does show off something special: streaming animations through javascript.MHC, A favicon does not have to reside in the root, be named 'favicon.ico', or even have the ico extension. With one exception. If you do not explicitly add the favicon code to your pages, IE will automagically look in the root to see if one exists... just for sport of hunting i suppose, and to clog up your server logs haha.Schweb... what in the world can be more important than a favicon?? =)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="giulio, post: 404870, member: 28677"] Brendan, since it was not implemented, I deleted my pretty pretty favicon. Thank you for the compliments and constructive criticism. My site is tailored more towards design firms looking for a programmer. So it mainly a showcase of being able to push web technology while keeping stability. The large URL exists only while you are surfing, so that each page is appended to your browser's history and so that each page is bookmarkable. Hit reload at any time to see that functionality (or drag that long url to your desktop, then drag it back into the window). The url is quite short: webveteran.com. I had thought of dumping the intro, but it does show off something special: streaming animations through javascript. MHC, A favicon does not have to reside in the root, be named 'favicon.ico', or even have the ico extension. With one exception. If you do not explicitly add the favicon code to your pages, IE will automagically look in the root to see if one exists... just for sport of hunting i suppose, and to clog up your server logs haha. Schweb... what in the world can be more important than a favicon?? =) [/QUOTE]

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