Adrian Edwards

does the `rel` attribute not allow multiple values like `class` does? i thought that[ this line](https://github.com/MoralCode/ClassClock/blob/77ea42d4d225bf03bab63787c478b27de8f20b09/public/index.html#L26) added the icon with a `rel` value of both `shortcut` and `icon`, but there's...

turns out that all that was needed was to move the icons to the `public` folder so that whatever web-packing software ClassClock is using (probably the one that comes with...

huh ok, To be fair i also wasnt fully testing every icon and was mostly just going off of the fact that the favicon now shows up when running the...

Good catch. I was being dumb and put the icons in the wrong place. Are you testing with the `main` branch or the `development` branch? When I work locally on...

Yep, thats pretty much what happened in commit fab5c5a, i think there was already an `icons` folder in the repository, but when webpack generates builds of the site for releasing...

appears to have been fixed in b7feed14bf82475e38efe4ba95fd6a911633adfb. the site just has not been built since then :/

deployed in aa44f44311522a623ae73b7bb566ba3ac98eeec9.  :roll_eyes:

yeah i think its somewhat dependent on response time since i tried to make as few assumptions as i could (i.e. not assuming that the request is processed in the...

No, I haven't looked into this any further since posting this issue. To me it seems like, if the three solutions, the one I would most likely implement for my...

It seems like the server-side PHP is just responding with the javascript and inserting the server's time ([code](https://github.com/NodeGuy/server-date/blob/master/PHP/serverDate.js.php#L48-L53)). I haven't directly tested the PHP code, but i have been playing...