I do websites for a living 
... silly boy 
(
click on the website link below my avitar
- Or search for Rolls-Royce Service 
- Note the favicon
- [ I like Sam ] -
)
However it is required to have root access to the file system... ONLY Bâshrat the Sneaky has root access to DriverPacks.net
To add your new favicon.ico to a web page put it on the server into the same directory as the web page is for (e.g. www.example.com/foo/favicon.ico for www.example.com/foo/index.html). That is the first place a browser will search. If it doesn't find an icon there, it checks the top-level directory of the server (www.example.com/favicon.ico for the www.example.com server), so by putting it there you can have a default favicon for all the pages in your domain. Depending on browser and configuration, the favicon.ico is not always rendered, even if it is in one of the above locations, unless the web page explicitly declares its presence. To declare that your web page has an icon, you add the following 2 lines into the <head> section of your page:
<link rel="icon" href="favicon.ico" type="image/x-icon">
<link rel="shortcut icon" href="favicon.ico" type="image/x-icon">
You can download the favicon I made here. favicon.zip
]]>Sorry guys I lost my internet, but I'm back now & boy are those large
Matters of size
Wow those are very cool...
One question...
how did the WYSE terminal sneak in there?
WYSE terminals don't need DriverPacks ... LOL
It's not a wyse terminal, it's an UMPC
You can suggest every kind of image... i'll put in new logo
One question...
how did the WYSE terminal sneak in there?
WYSE terminals don't need DriverPacks ... LOL
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Thanks
I mean, the tag line font size is a bit small making it hard to read (moreso because it's an all-caps font).
I am using a 15"TFT with 1024*768 resolution (hence noticably below 100 DPI).
If one was to use a higher-res display with an even higher DPI, the font would appear even smaller, making it even harder to read.
My personal suggestion is to keep the all-caps font for the "driverpacks.net" and use a similar-looking but non-caps font for the tag line to ease readability.
The common text size on this forum is not higher than that tagline, yet it can be read much easier.
]]>The tag line on these last two is a tad small, IMO.
This is on a <100 dpi display, going higher may mean it's even worse.
Sorry you got me confused on what you mean here
]]>BTW: I figured out what the problem was, for some reason I had to edit the link for the image that the quote tag used to get the image to show up.
Forum function to prevent images that have already been posted from cluttering the forum if they get quoted over and over again.
As you noticed, a manual edit "takes care" of that
Oh, and it didn't try to lecture you on forum tags, just looked like you weren't aware.
(plus, I had a somewhat hard time myself finding out which was the quote and which your answer )
The tag line on these last two is a tad small, IMO.
This is on a <100 dpi display, going higher may mean it's even worse.
Thanks for the typo error.
Fixed
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