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I can see the three icon links. The favicon.ico is a link to your own icon BUT it is an 'alternate icon' meaning it is a fallback for browsers that do not use svg icons. The one being displayed is joomla-favicon.svg.sillitoe wrote: ↑Fri Oct 28, 2022 7:38 amThank you ceford. There are 3 different ones:
/joomla4/media/system/images/joomla-favicon.svg"
/joomla4/media/templates/site/cassiopeia/images/favicon.ico
/joomla4/media/system/images/joomla-favicon-pinned.svg
However, the website is at https://alnu.lu/joomla4
Perhaps there is some problem with the relational links, though I don't understand how it will decide which favicon to display.
Jaydot wrote: ↑Tue May 31, 2022 9:44 amCassiopeia looks for three pre-defined file names when it needs a favicon:
- favicon.ico
- joomla-favicon.svg
- joomla-favicon-pinned.svg.
(Make an svg version of your favicon, rename it to joomla-favicon.svg, make a copy of it and rename that to joomla-favicon-pinned.svg.)
Cassiopeia will first look in the ../cassiopeia/images folder; if there are no favicon files there, it will default to the images in the system folder.
So add the three files to ../media/templates/site/cassiopeia/images.
I did a similar fix, but I renamed the joomla svg and ico files in media/system/images, then uploaded my favicon.ico to that same directory. The favicon now displays on Atum and CassopediaGood point there, I tried this for the site folder and the favicon still doesn't change, then I rename the 3 files in media/system/images into a different name from what they are initially, I guess since joomla couldn't load any of them due to incorrect name, it then used the one I uploaded under the site template as stated above and it works fine. There's one problem though, the default joomla icon for administrator does not load so I had to upload a 'joomla-favicon.svg' under media/templates/administrator/atum/images and it looks just like before.
Thanks all.