We have 'abc.com' and users have their own page with 'abc.com/userid'
Users set favicon for thier page, and published.
But some browsers(iOS Safari) replace all favicons in bookmarks which already exist
This is step:
I add bookmark 'abc.com/user1' with favicon 'user1.png'
I add bookmark 'abc.com/user2' with favicon 'user2.png'
Both bookmark image are same 'user2.png'
I can't find spec about it.
I want to know whether favicon is unique for domain or not
Thanks
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Is there a way to set the home/landing page for a SharePoint 365 site to the Site Contents page https://support.office.com/en-us/article/The-SharePoint-Site-Contents-page-ba495c1e-00f4-475d-97c7-b518d546566b
You could add a script on startpage in a script editor web part that redirect users to Site contents. That redirect surely will create a "flicker".This should do it:
window.location.href = "/_layouts/15/viewlsts.aspx";
Beware that this will be hard to remove from the web part (you will always get redirected), so maybe it should be added to a new page layout that is used by the startpage. Then it's possible to edit/remove the redirect through SharePoint Designer.
You could also try (if you have publishing feature activated) the "Welcome Page" link in site settings. Maybe there you could somehow point out the path to site contents, but I doubt it.
I'm importing bookmarks through my chrome extension and I want to set the favicon of each bookmark.
I can't find any way of doing this in the docs. The BookmarkTreeNode type doesn't seem to have an icon property
No, you cannot change a favicon through the chrome.bookmarks API.
There is a feature request at crbug.com/59519 though.
I guess we can forget about this feature ever being there.
I don't like this, since the bookmark manager actually shows favIcons, but I guess we cannot.
There's something else you can do, which is to store the favIcon url as a bookmark itself. Then you can retrieve the bookmark favIcon based on the domain.
Very tiring process though.
My chrome extension displays images from external pages (just their favicons in case that matters). The problem is that sometimes after storing the link to these favicons the site in question becomes listed as malware. This causes my extension popup to show a malware warning when trying to display the image.
My question is, is there a way for me to prevent this from happening? Perhaps there is a way for me to test a url is safe before attempting to display the image?
You could replace your image urls by an URL of yourself. And let your server check if the url is a malware site.
I would say this would involve a couple of steps:
Change the favicon links to a link of your server
On the server determine if an URL is a malware site. (So you have to find out what blacklist chrome is using.)
if it is a malware site show some favicon of your own
if it isn't, redirect to the actual site
Is there a way to change the logo URL specified in
Site Settings->Look And Feel->Title, description, and Icon
For a site and all sub-sites that have a specific logo URL while avoiding those that have a different value? Maybe a Powershell script?
We have a large number of sites with a logo we'd like to change, but some unique ones that we don't want to touch.
I would just add a bit of javascript and jquery to your branding, to test for a particular url and then switch the logo with jquery.
I have a public internet site created in SharePoint 2010. I have uploaded an index.html web page to a Document Library, which I will call "abc." Here is what I want to happen:
www.website.com/abc >> should automatically direct to index.html in that library.
Instead, when I go to that URL, I am asked to log in. My usual login information that I use to edit the site, however, has no effect, and I am eventually just taken to blank white page.
If I type the full URL, www.website.com/abc/index.html, it goes to the correct page, so I know it has been published.
The index.html page is the only item in the document library.
The web address listed in the Document Library settings is http://www.website.com/abc/Forms/AllItems.aspx. I think this is what I need to change to get it to default to index.html. Anyone know how to do this?
Thanks.
Sharepoint document libraries can only have default views for their default pages. Can you create a view to make your changes there, or edit the default view?
If not, you could always edit the default view in Sharepoint Designer and put a redirect to your page, but that's kind of hackish.