Thread: Can someone tell me if ....? PLEASE

Hi everyone,

can you open my web site and tell me if you can see my favicon or not?

Thanks.

Hi!

It shows up just fine when saved to 'favourites' in Internet Explorer.

Shows up in Firefox.
If it doesnt show in your Explorer, left click on the little icon just to the left of the address (where its supposed to be) and move it a fraction to the right and release. Do this 2 or 3 times and it will appear.

Not in IE6 yes in FF.

Shows up in Netscape 8.1 and it's really cool...awesome.

Originally Posted by beegud2

Shows up in Netscape 8.1 and it's really cool...awesome.

Thank you for this special one

Thank you all for that.

Nope! (IE) If I recall correctly, you picked up a script for it to show in the LLeft browser...

I didn't try saving to Fav's, so....EDIT> Just tried, NOPE there too.....

(I've been waiting to see how it would work before I did it too...)

It shows in my IE. Both in address bar and in Favourites

So....am I pre-historic or what??
Running XP-Pro, IE6 SP3 ????

Originally Posted by Vasili

So....am I pre-historic or what??
Running XP-Pro, IE6 SP3 ????

LOL...we'll just call you Jurassic Man....

No! Now this bugs me!
What is up with THIS Naval, Parakalo?
How am I now to go about my "webbing" as well as everything else with confidence if my IE seems to be below par performance??

Interesting, like Amanda said above, I had to save to favorites and then opened your page to see it. Once I clear history its back to the IE icon. BTW, its all favicons not just yours.

Hmmmm....Wise Bill points out another area of futility in perfecting website design....FriggleFragginFruckleFrimpmles!

Originally Posted by Vasili

Hmmmm....Wise Bill points out another area of futility in perfecting website design....FriggleFragginFruckleFrimpmles!

Is that anything like FEE FIE FO FUM?...lol

Lol be careful, the complete verse went:

Fee! Fie! Foe! Fum!
I smell the blood of an Englishman.
Be he 'live, or be he dead,
I'll grind his bones to make my bread.

Originally Posted by bill2006

Lol be careful, the complete verse went:

Fee! Fie! Foe! Fum!
I smell the blood of an Englishman.
Be he 'live, or be he dead,
I'll grind his bones to make my bread.

Ooooo...I knew there was more to it...I remebered only a part of it and deliberately left of the second line....lol...wasn't it from a Brit version of Jack and the bean stalk story...or something like that ....