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Thanks to everyone who worked on & created PHPFusion, for such a well put together CMS ! Even I could bring it up ! :D [Damning with faint praise ? NO ! Being honest !]

It is easy to modify & maintain, and once I learn PHP, I hope to lend a hand (well, at least a thumb !).

Critiques, suggestions, and anything else (except flames) are welcome !! :D :D
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Very nice indeed! :D I noticed that little icon in front of your URL in the addressbar... How do I put one there on my site?
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Edited by Matonor on 19-04-2006 00:23,
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Thank you. The site looks the way it looks only because of all the hard work people have put in to make it easy for folks like me to build sites. :D :D

When you create the "favicon.ico" file, it helps to get an "icon editor". I seem to remember that Microsoft invented the file format.

To tell the browser that it is there, you need to put the following in your HTML:

<link rel="SHORTCUT ICON" href="./favicon.ico">

in the <head> field of your index.html (or whatever) file.

I cheated, since I didn't (and still don't, REALLY) know PHP that well. I put an index.html file in the "DocumentRoot" and re-directed it to the fusion index.php (in a sub-directory) !

:D :D :D
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