Favicon needs to be updated

[jamesfzhang]

It should be "L" to follow the "P" for Poole and "H" for Hyde theme shouldn't it?

[fpigerre]

If this is happens to be the case, i've created a few quick favicons using the Cambria, Mongolian Baiti and Platagenet Cherokee fonts.

[mdo]

Yeah, I'll probably just remove all of them.

[raybesiga]

How can i generate favicons this way?

[fpigerre]

@raybesiga, To create the favicons I listed, I simply used the features included in Paint.NET to create a specific letter over a background that corresponded to the existing favicon background 🌴

[raybesiga]

Sweet! Thanks @PSGS

[raybesiga]

Just another question about images. How do you handle images within the posts or pages without breaking the responsiveness of the website?

[fpigerre]

When adding images to posts, i'll usually create a directory for the site's images and place the images that I want to use inside the folder. I'll then create a markdown image tag inside the markdown file of the post I want to create, however instead of referencing the image resource using a harcoded URL, I would use the {{ site.url }} jekyll variable to reference the website's base URL.

The final image tag would then look something like this:
![Sunset Image]({{ site.url }}/public/images/sunset-image.png)

I hope that helps 👍

[raybesiga]

Thanks @PSGS I am doing it a similar way. What I really meant to ask is should the image be a specific size or dimension to fit atop or within a post? Something like 600x400px? What is the expected image size that will not take away from the beauty of the site?

[fpigerre]

Most of the images i've added to blog posts in the past haven't integrated too badly with Lanyon, however i've found that usually images with a width of approximately 710 pixels will integrate best with the paragraph length of the site, depending on the markdown engine and custom plugins that are being used.

[raybesiga]

Thank you so much @PSGS 👍

[fpigerre]

No Problem 😃