Here's another neat trick. You can customize the tiny icon next to your site URL. These icons are called favicons. For example, I have in the place of the generic favicon. first, create an image no larger than 16x16. If you want, you can animate it as well. Then go to a favicon generator and upload your 16x16 image. It will turn your image into a .ico file. Save it, then upload your .ico file to your site. To animate it, you must also upload the original animated GIF file. Paste the following into your index body page:
[ link rel="shortcut icon" href="favicon.ico" /]
[ link rel="icon" href="animated favicon.gif" type="image/gif" / ]
The animated favicon only works in firefox, but the non-moving one will show up in IE.
in the place of the generic favicon. first, create an image no larger than 16x16. If you want, you can animate it as well. Then go to a favicon generator and upload your 16x16 image. It will turn your image into a .ico file. Save it, then upload your .ico file to your site. To animate it, you must also upload the original animated GIF file. Paste the following into your index body page: