Most websites these days have favicons – those little icons that appear in the address bar of your browser as a miniature graphical representation of the site. If you don’t have one, the browser displays a boring default image that conveys the message: This website is rubbish! It doesn’t even have a favicon! So, in order to avoid cruel taunts and wagging fingers I must come up with an image that represents the site within a 16 x 16 pixel square. That really isn’t very big. Firstly I thought about a picnic basket, but at that size it just looks like a brown blob. Some sites just use the initials of the domain, but DP is a rather unfortunate acronym that I don’t intend to utilise. So, as something spherical is ideal, I’m thinking of using a basketball. A picnic basketball. That’s not too tenuous is it?
How about an ant? Would an ant be better?
10 comments:
Wow, that's a much better photo Graham! Who suggested that you put that one up?
(DP is funny. I'd use it.)
why not use a brown blob (as they seem to work nicely)?
that could also hint at your DP idea...
I can't see no apple! Eh?
I can see the apple. It's there! I know it is!
the apple, as newton so rightly observed, has indeed landed.
altho' it does also have something of the tomato about it...
good picnic choice for those who don't like them apples then
I'd be with you on the tomato front, ER, but I think the leaf just about saves it as an apple.
I can't see any apple... is this something that doesn't show up on Macs/Firefox?
The apple works with any browser but only appears if you've been very, very good.
Well that explains it, then.
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