Re: Web Part Title Bar image

Thanks, I guess the trick was knowing it was called a favicon!

..oO(Michael Palmer Photo)

Thanks, I guess the trick was knowing it was called a favicon!

But even without knowing the proper name finding it should have been
quite easy. Just throw something like title bar icon or address bar icon
at any search engine you like ...

Micha

[q]Originally posted by: Newsgroup User
.oO

But even without knowing the proper name finding it should have been
quite easy. Just throw something like title bar icon or address bar icon
at any search engine you like ...

Micha
[/q]

Actually I did and did get anything I understood and certainly not in terms of
what Dreamweaver can do for me automatically. I found out from an MS page that
it was in fact called a "Web Part Title Bar image", but even knowing that
didn't get me any further.

Dreamweaver has a place for the title, but nowhere does it mention the image
that is next to it on web sites. On this forum the terms "title image" came
up with nothing.

I apologize if I asked a question that had been answered before, but sometimes
knowing how to phrase the question to find the answers can be tricky.

..oO(Michael Palmer Photo)

[q]Originally posted by: Newsgroup User
.oO

But even without knowing the proper name finding it should have been
quite easy. Just throw something like title bar icon or address bar icon
at any search engine you like ...

Micha
[/q]

Actually I did and did get anything I understood and certainly not in terms of
what Dreamweaver can do for me automatically. I found out from an MS page that
it was in fact called a "Web Part Title Bar image", but even knowing that
didn't get me any further.

Strange term ... must be MS-speak.

Dreamweaver has a place for the title, but nowhere does it mention the image
that is next to it on web sites. On this forum the terms "title image" came
up with nothing.

Most people refer to it as the "address bar icon", which returns a lot
of useful results on Google.

I apologize if I asked a question that had been answered before, but sometimes
knowing how to phrase the question to find the answers can be tricky.

No reason to apologize. I know that sometimes finding the right words
can be difficult if you don't actually know what to search for. In this
case it just seemed quite easy and straightforward to me ... but anyway.

Micha