Get_site_icon_url Example. Display site icon meta tags. If you have a modern theme where you can upload a favicon with the theme customizer rather than a hardcoded url in the headerphp you can simply use a filterTake a look at the function get_site_iconAs you can see it returns the url of the image that you have uploaded using the customizer.
Otherwise use the WordPress logo as a default icon. Finally the third parameter is the URL of the image you want to see if no Site Icon is found. Function get_site_icon_url size 512 url blog_id 0 switched_blog false.
Its best practiceparticularly since the output of that function is filterable so the value cant be trustedand would be consistent with other places in core where get_site_icon_url is used.
If there is a Site Icon set in Customizer redirect faviconico requests to that icon. Displays the Site Icon URL. If you are using any free themes it is certain that there are no. Function get_site_icon_url size 512 url blog_id 0 switched_blog false.
