Showing posts with label Open Source. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Open Source. Show all posts

Thursday, February 2, 2012

How to change Favicon in blogger

Favicon is a small icon shown next to the site URL in the browser's address bar. It is available for all websites with an image type of ico. In blogger, it is an orange colored icon by default. 



By performing the following simple steps you can change this default favicon to your own icon and it will give a good and unique looks to your blog site. Before following the step you need to create your own favicon. There are lot of free favicon generating sites are available or other wise you can create by image editing tools like photoshop or gimp.

Use Blogger Admin feature

Blogger has officially launched feature to change the default favicon through admin section, in the layout tab.
1. Login to your blogger account http://www.blogger.com
2. Then goto the Layout tab
3. In this Layout tab you can see the region called favicon. Click on the edit link
4. A new window will open, there you can select favicon image stored on your computer.
NB: This feature support ico format only
5. After you have selected your image, click the save button. Blogger will automatically resize and upload your image to your blog.




Manually Update the image

For this option you need to host the favicon on a website. A lot of free image hosting sites are available in internet.

1. Login to your blogger account
2. Then goto the Template tab. Before updating the favicon please take a full back up of your blog template.
3. Click on the edit HTML link and then look for the code "<title><data:blog.pageTitle/></title>"
4. Paste the following code right after the above code
<link href=’FaviconURL’ rel=’shortcut icon’ type=’image/x-icon’/>
FaviconURL - is the website address or location where your favicon hosted.
 5. Then save the template. Blog will load with your new favicon.

Thursday, March 10, 2011

Adbard advertising network

Adbard is an advertising network, for developers, users and free software communities. This network supports free software activities and this allowing advertisers to directly communicate with the key customers in this exciting new area.


This Network has been created by Tag1 Consulting to serve websites dedicated to free software ideals, helping them connect with companies selling products and services targeting a FLOSS audience. AdBard solves the problem that more generic advertising has led to the display of proprietary software products on sites that otherwise promote computer user freedom.
Currently  hundreds of website participating in this network and hundreds of sites and agencies uses this network for promoting their products.

If you are a free software activist, then this is the best platform to promote your ideas and products.

See Adbard site for information

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