How do I remove the Umbraco icon from the tab in IE9 browser
Hi,
I have just got our company web site up and running (www.parnassusonline.co.uk).
It's not that I dont like Umbraco :-), but is there a way to prevent the Umbraco icon appearing in the tab, i'm using internet explorer 9 / Google Chrome, e.g. I really just want the standard Internet Explorer icon to be there when using IE.
You should be able to do so by removing or replacing the /favicon.ico file. This isn't added in a default umbraco 4 install, I'm guessing you must have used some type of starter kit?
I wanted to revisit this. I used the business template. I changed the "favicon.ico" file in the root and thought that would overwrite the icon in the browser. Then I added this code and it's still showing up.
How do I remove the Umbraco icon from the tab in IE9 browser
Hi,
I have just got our company web site up and running (www.parnassusonline.co.uk).
It's not that I dont like Umbraco :-), but is there a way to prevent the Umbraco icon appearing in the tab, i'm using internet explorer 9 / Google Chrome, e.g. I really just want the standard Internet Explorer icon to be there when using IE.
Doesn't seem to do this in IE8 ?...
thanks in advance
Darren.
Hi Darren,
You should be able to do so by removing or replacing the /favicon.ico file. This isn't added in a default umbraco 4 install, I'm guessing you must have used some type of starter kit?
-Tom
Hello Daren,
I've just inserted the following line in the <Head> section:
<head>
<title>My Website</title>
<link rel="shortcut icon" href="/images/myicon.ico" />
</head>
This is working with IE9 and Chrome 17
Regards
David
thanks, sorted
Darren.
I wanted to revisit this. I used the business template. I changed the "favicon.ico" file in the root and thought that would overwrite the icon in the browser. Then I added this code and it's still showing up.
<link rel="shortcut icon" href="/favicon.ico" />
Any ideas?
No idea Mike.
If you have replaced the favicon.ico then it will not be displayed on your website.
Does this occur in all browsers?
Is there some way the image has been cached by the browser?
Regards
David
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