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You think you've got it sorted, then someone comes along with 'the answer' ... think I'll give up now Hmmm :¬)
Look at the left top of your browser address bar when you access any Freeola pages and if you see a little 'F' then that is a 'favicon'!
FWIW
Some modern browsers no longer show a Favicon in the address bar.
Chrome and Firefox for example now only show a Favicon on the Tab by the page Title.
This change was made due to people using a 'padlock' image for a Favicon to trick people to think the page was secured via HTTPS[SSL]. Now the address bar icon is used to show how the page is secured - grey globe, padlock, padlock with triangle, etc.
[s]Hmmm...[/s] What is Favicon and how can it help my website?
Welcome to the Forums ... 'hee hee' ...
Look at the left top of your browser address bar when you access any Freeola pages and if you see a little 'F' then that is a 'favicon'!
It just gives a more corporate and yet personal touch to your web site.