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davidsidhom | 08/03/11 at 4:43pm Edit
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  4:49pm
  Jens Filipsson says:

  You need to add this to your header.php file:
  
  <link rel="shortcut icon" href="/favicon.ico" type="image/x-icon" />
  
  You should also make sure that your favicon is placed both in the root directory of your site, as well as in your wordpress folder if you have one.

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  5:01pm
  moviezman says:

  Add this in header.php
  <link rel="shortcut icon" href="<?php bloginfo('template_url'); ?>/images/favicon.ico" />
  
  Put the image favicon.ico in the right directory. For example, here it is in the directory images in
  
  Example: /wp-content/themes/nameofthetheme/images

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  5:07pm
  Ivaylo Draganov says:

  If there's a file called favicon.ico in your website's root directory it will be loaded by default as a favicon by browsers and other services. So, basically that's all you need to make your icon appear. If there's a <meta> tag on the page it will override the fore mentioned default favicon.
  
  Sometimes browsers cache the favicon for long periods. You may need to refresh the page several times or better - close the browser window and start the browser again.

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  6:57pm
  Gabriel Reguly says:

  Oddly I can see it at http://travel.davidsidhom.com/
  
  Using Firefox ;-)
  
  
  See attached image.

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  08/03/11
  7:32pm
  Romel Apuya says:

  Hi,
  
  Your favicon.ico is located in your template directory.
  
  so this one should be on your header.
  
  

  <link rel="shortcut icon" href="<?php bloginfo('template_url'); ?>/favicon.ico" />

  
  
  if something like this already exist, try replacing it.
  if not, then try adding that one below the
  

  <title></title>

  
  
  tags

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  08/03/11
  8:00pm
  Reland Pigte says:

  <link rel="shortcut icon" href="favicon.ico" type="image/x-icon" />
  
  1. Upload the favicon.ico on your root directory /public_html or /www
  2. put the above code on the header.php
  
  I check your link the the favicon shows up, See the attachment below..

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    Reland Pigte says:

    Or you just have to clear your cache in order for you to see it

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  9:06pm
  Sonja says:

  If you don't want to mess with the code I'd suggest using a free plugin that does the trick:
  http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/all-in-one-favicon/
  You can even upload a png file for a better favicon resolution ;)
  
  Nice site btw!

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