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Showing posts with label Mac OSX El Capitan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mac OSX El Capitan. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 11, 2015

How to Add a Safari Pinned Tab Icon for Your Site?




Making Pinned Tab Icons
Pinned Tab for Safari



Pinned Tab is a new feature of Safari for Mac OSX El Capitan. For those sites which support Pinned Tab, after one pins the site, a small icon will be shown up at Pinned Tab, otherwise, the first letter will be chosen in lieu of an icon. Therefore, making a Pinned Tab icon outstands your site from others.




Pinned Tab Icon for Safari
siivel.com is Now Pin Tab Supported

We have update our site by adding a Safari Pinned Tab Icon. It is easy.

(1) Made a monochromatic .gif file. For my site's icon, I merely use a black 100x100 pixel gif icon.


(2) Change the .gif icon into .svg file and save it. I do the conversion here:

http://image.online-convert.com/convert-to-svg

And then I save it as img.svg in my web-site server.


(3) Add the following link into the "header" of the site:


<header><link rel=”mask-icon” href=”img.svg” color=”Black”></header>



Remarks: (1) "img.svg" is the file name of my image. You might change the link's .svg name in line with your own image; (2) In my case, the colour of the icon is default as "Black", you might however decide your icon's colour yourself.



(4) Restart Safari and finished.



Written by: Erik Siivel (@siivel.com)
Modder | Producer | Blogger | Youtuber 
Email: siiveldotcom@gmail.com

Tuesday, November 10, 2015

Updating iStat Menus, Pages, Numbers and Keynote

Today, I install some applications for my iBook i5. They are, namely, iStat Menus, Pages, Numbers, and Keynote.

Installing iStat Menus, Pages, Numbers and Keynote
Installing iStat Menus, Pages, Keynote and Numbers in McDonald's.

The iStat Menus is the tool monitoring the hardware of the Mac, including the CPU and RAM usage, network speed, battery life, fan speed and temperature. 

One could even use the iStat Menus to manupulate the fan speed.

I bought previous version of iStat Menus months ago to monitor my iBook i5. After upgrading to OSX El Capitan from Yosemite, I noted that there is an upgrade for free so I install it accordingly.

As to Pages, Numbers and Keynote, I used to compose documents with Open Office. Now as those apps become free; declared to be compatible with Microsoft Office; and most importantly, now it appears that they become indispensable components of Mac OS and iCloud; I think they are worth trying and thus install accordingly.

Written by: Erik Siivel (@siivel.com)
Modder | Producer | Blogger | Youtuber 
Email: siiveldotcom@gmail.com