Comment by fayazara 1 year ago This is so awesome! I noticed the favicon too changes to the current emoji (nice little detail) 6 comments fayazara Reply austinjp 1 year ago Yes, and I've not seen this before, the HTML uses an SVG with an emoji in it as the favicon: <link rel="icon" href="data:image/svg+xml,<svg xmlns=%22http://www.w3.org/2000/svg%22 viewBox=%220 0 100 100%22> <text y=%22.9em%22 font-size=%2290%22> :( HN has remove the emoji </text> </svg>"> Very neat. Might use that. 123pie123 1 year ago I'm just learning JS and P5.play - possibly a daft question why is using SVG useful over say just an emoji/text? austinjp 1 year ago It's interesting (to me) in this specific example because it generates a favicon using SVG + emoji. I wasn't aware that could be done. Favicons can't be simple enoji/text, they have to be an image. 2 replies → StockHuman 1 year ago That’s what I do on my site! It is (AFAIK) the only way to get platform-specific, dynamic emojis as the favicon.
austinjp 1 year ago Yes, and I've not seen this before, the HTML uses an SVG with an emoji in it as the favicon: <link rel="icon" href="data:image/svg+xml,<svg xmlns=%22http://www.w3.org/2000/svg%22 viewBox=%220 0 100 100%22> <text y=%22.9em%22 font-size=%2290%22> :( HN has remove the emoji </text> </svg>"> Very neat. Might use that. 123pie123 1 year ago I'm just learning JS and P5.play - possibly a daft question why is using SVG useful over say just an emoji/text? austinjp 1 year ago It's interesting (to me) in this specific example because it generates a favicon using SVG + emoji. I wasn't aware that could be done. Favicons can't be simple enoji/text, they have to be an image. 2 replies →
123pie123 1 year ago I'm just learning JS and P5.play - possibly a daft question why is using SVG useful over say just an emoji/text? austinjp 1 year ago It's interesting (to me) in this specific example because it generates a favicon using SVG + emoji. I wasn't aware that could be done. Favicons can't be simple enoji/text, they have to be an image. 2 replies →
austinjp 1 year ago It's interesting (to me) in this specific example because it generates a favicon using SVG + emoji. I wasn't aware that could be done. Favicons can't be simple enoji/text, they have to be an image. 2 replies →
StockHuman 1 year ago That’s what I do on my site! It is (AFAIK) the only way to get platform-specific, dynamic emojis as the favicon.
Yes, and I've not seen this before, the HTML uses an SVG with an emoji in it as the favicon:
Very neat. Might use that.
I'm just learning JS and P5.play - possibly a daft question why is using SVG useful over say just an emoji/text?
It's interesting (to me) in this specific example because it generates a favicon using SVG + emoji. I wasn't aware that could be done. Favicons can't be simple enoji/text, they have to be an image.
2 replies →
That’s what I do on my site! It is (AFAIK) the only way to get platform-specific, dynamic emojis as the favicon.