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(2010-04-16, 12:39 AM)Joshee Wrote: [ -> ]But it gets the job done. If you aren't going to help, don't post.

I am helping, helping the OP avoid a pointless plugin.

(2010-04-16, 12:57 AM)AJS Wrote: [ -> ]

(2010-04-16, 12:39 AM)Joshee Wrote: [ -> ]But it gets the job done. If you aren't going to help, don't post.

I am helping, helping the OP avoid a pointless plugin.

It's not pointless if it does what he wants. He wanted a plugin to add a favicon. Does that plugin add a favicon? Yes, so therefore, it isn't pointless.

(2010-04-16, 01:02 AM)Joshee Wrote: [ -> ]It's not pointless if it does what he wants. He wanted a plugin to add a favicon. Does that plugin add a favicon? Yes, so therefore, it isn't pointless.

It's pointless because all you need to do to add a favicon is upload one file to the root directory. There is no point in using a plugin to do that.

(2010-04-16, 01:03 AM)AJS Wrote: [ -> ]

(2010-04-16, 01:02 AM)Joshee Wrote: [ -> ]It's not pointless if it does what he wants. He wanted a plugin to add a favicon. Does that plugin add a favicon? Yes, so therefore, it isn't pointless.

It's pointless because all you need to do to add a favicon is upload one file to the root directory. There is no point in using a plugin to do that.

And then you have to edit a template, which most people won't want to do, hence the need for a plugin.

(2010-04-16, 01:06 AM)Joshee Wrote: [ -> ]And then you have to edit a template, which most people won't want to do, hence the need for a plugin.

No, you don't need to edit any templates. So, no need for a plugin.

No, you do NOT need to edit a template for a favicon if you put the file in your root directory. See my sites, if you'd like... all three have favicons (if they don't show - clear cache and they should), NONE have template edits for them. The need for a template edit (or a plugin) would be if you do not have the ability to add it to the root directory of the domain or subdomain.

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Also you should be able to use the same image for more than one smiley, which would mean you COULD have :smile: and : ) both convert to the same image...and the smilies section will line them up vertically with the text, as opposed to an an <img> tag which will not.