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To create an image tag for a Gravatar in JavaScript, for use on Blogsome. Download the md5.jpg file (it’s really a .js file, but we are tricking Blogsome into allowing it to be uploaded), and upload it to your site. Put the following code into your Main Page template (probably in the head section): <script type="text/javascript" src="/images/md5.jpg" /> Put The following code where you want the Gravatar to appear: <script type="text/javascript">document.write('<img src="http://www.gravatar.com/avatar.php?gravatar_id='); document.write(hex_md5("{comment_author_email}")); document.write('&size=20" />'); </script> You can change the size of your Gravatar image with the size=20 part, set it to whatever value you want. Enjoy! Edit: Don’t use this code, as it displays the email address to the browser, and then asks it to generate the MD5 fingerprint. This means that a Spam-collector would actually have access to the raw email address. I’ve diasabled the code until I figure out how to get around this…

I’ll do this later, but to change the favicon (the one that newer browsers show next to the URI), you need to include the following in your Main Page template. <link rel="shortcut icon" href="insert path of file here" /> Probably you should put it near the top. I’d suggest uploading a file called favicon.gif, and then making the code: <link rel="shortcut icon" href="/images/favicon.gif" /> That way you can change it by uploading another one with the same name later. Favicons should be 16x16 pixels, or possibly up to 32x32 for display in a Favourites menu.