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Is it possible to have different favicon on on different pages?

For example:

mywebsite/blog-1 -> favicon-1
mywebsite/blog   -> favicon-2

And so on.

I have custom domain name for each blog (And I don't want to put the same favicon on these pages)

Is it possible to have different favicon on on different pages?

For example:

mywebsite.com/blog-1 -> favicon-1
mywebsite.com/blog   -> favicon-2

And so on.

I have custom domain name for each blog (And I don't want to put the same favicon on these pages)

  • functions
  • customization
  • wp-head
  • favicon
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  • Why not? Just set the appropriate meta tags and see what the browser make of it. – janh Commented Feb 5, 2018 at 12:29
  • I really don't know where to put that meta tags because I want a specific favicon for a specific page, if I add a meta tag in the template it will be generic, right ? – Charboter Commented Feb 5, 2018 at 12:53
  • Yes, but you can use conditional tags like is_single(123) that is only true if the post with the ID 123 is currently shown to fine tune what to show. – janh Commented Feb 5, 2018 at 13:00
  • For me the plugin named: Multi Favicons By David Uriarte worked. I just paste in the URL of the favicon, and update the page. – iorgu Commented Jan 6, 2024 at 14:24
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As of WordPress version 5.6, any posts or pages has options on the editor to include any custom scripts/styles and meta tags to the header of the page. So if you put your <link rel"icon" href="favicon.png"/> it should work.

You upload your favicon into the media and after you uploaded the media. Refer the uploaded favicon png image reference directly to the link.

Example of favicon in header block

<link rel="icon" href="https://domainname.com/uploads/2020/10/10/favicon-32x32.png" />

You can use a few solutions;

  1. Create meta-field with favicon in your page/post. And call this in your header.php file. But dont forget set default value, if meta-field will be empty.
  2. Wrap this meta tags in apply_filter and create filters for this.
  3. Use conditionals like is_page(), is_singular('product') etc..
  4. Remove meta tags from header.php and use add_action('wp_head', 'your_functions_tags');
  5. Create header-{slug}.php. header-fav1.php, header-fav2.php and call in your template like <?php get_header('fav1'); ?>

Something for this list must help you.

This might be overkill, but if you are looking to swap out favicons for specific pages, post archives, or even single posts, here is something that should get you there. Hopefully it's clean enough to maintain. And you can drop in whatever sort of is_ conditional WordPress has to offer.

 <?php
  switch(true){
    case is_page(27) :
      $favicon_link = 'link_to_favicon_one.png';
      break;
    case is_page(array(23, 40, 44, 60)) :
      $favicon_link = 'link_to_favicon_two.png';
      break;
    case is_post_type_archive() :
      $favicon_link = 'link_to_favicon_three.png';
      break;
    case is_single(2001) :
      $favicon_link = 'link_to_favicon_four.png';
      break;
    default : // Always need a fallback
      $favicon_link = 'link_to_favicon.png';
      break;
  }
?>

<link rel="icon" href="<?=$favicon_link?>" sizes="32x32" />

Hope this helps someone!

I just needed to do something like this. I thought modifying <head> directly didn't sound like the best idea, so I looked at the Wordpress source.

I found that the favicon URL is filtered through the get_site_icon_url filter (see https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_site_icon_url/). In this filter, you can find out what page you're on (for example using the get_current_screen() function) and then return a different URL.

Here's my code for reference:

function get_custom_favicon( $url, $size, $blog_id ) {
    $favicons = array(
        'edit-product' => 13975, // attachment ID
        'edit-shop_order' => 13974,
    );
    
    $screen = get_current_screen();
    $screen_id = $screen ? $screen->id : 0;

    if ( isset( $favicons[ $screen_id ] ) && ( $image_id = $favicons[ $screen_id ] ) ) {
        if ( $size >= 512 ) {
            $size_data = 'full';
        } else {
            $size_data = array( $size, $size );
        }
        $url = wp_get_attachment_image_url( $image_id, $size_data );
    }

    return $url;
}
add_filter( 'get_site_icon_url', 'get_custom_favicon', 10, 3 );

The array at the top contains a mapping from the page ID to image attachment ID (which you can get easily from the page URL when you open the image Media in Wordpress). The code within the isset() if-statement is lifted directly from the WordPress source, so it handles the favicon image in the exact same way.

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