Reader Kevin has noticed that Snapped Shot doesn't have a "favicon" image to decorate the address bar up at the top of your screen (and in the occasional blog reader). Rather than firing off a complaint, though, Kevin has taken it upon himself to design one for us—and I must say, it looks really cool up there!
It's a camera, of course!
My sincerest thanks for the most excellent hood ornament, Kevin! I don't know how this blog got by without one of these electronic pieces of bling for so long! :)
Comments:
#2 Brian C. Ledbetter 22-Jan-2008
What can I say? I think it's cute!
(We're working on a redesign for the site, slowly but surely. I promise that there'll be a [i]professional[/i] logo by that point in time. Maybe. :) )
Regards,
Brian
(We're working on a redesign for the site, slowly but surely. I promise that there'll be a [i]professional[/i] logo by that point in time. Maybe. :) )
Regards,
Brian
#3 forest 23-Jan-2008
At least the camera's identity is being protected ;).
So Brian, you're getting a professional design done? How about hiring Adnan Hajj to 'shop something up for you. He needs the work.
So Brian, you're getting a professional design done? How about hiring Adnan Hajj to 'shop something up for you. He needs the work.
#4 forest 23-Jan-2008
Are the comments broken on the Turkish hotlink post?
#5 Brian C. Ledbetter 23-Jan-2008
Forest,
Apparently, Serendipity doesn't deal cleanly with titles that contain "%". Curses, foiled again!
Regards,
Brian
Apparently, Serendipity doesn't deal cleanly with titles that contain "%". Curses, foiled again!
Regards,
Brian
#6 Kevin 23-Jan-2008
The icon thing didn't work, at least not from here. You have to put a line somewhere in your blog template that says:
link REL="SHORTCUT ICON" HREF="http://snappedshot.com/favicon.ico"
in 'greater than/less than' brackets, and of course the http part should point to your icon and use the image name.
link REL="SHORTCUT ICON" HREF="http://snappedshot.com/favicon.ico"
in 'greater than/less than' brackets, and of course the http part should point to your icon and use the image name.
#7 captainfish 23-Jan-2008
Hmmm.. all I got is an icon that looks like a piece of paper.
though, I am using the bestest browserest in the worldest.
though, I am using the bestest browserest in the worldest.
Thanks for reading the email though!