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Maybe create an image on a certain page, then have .htaccess have your index page set as that...

 

Then on this image index page, have a link leading to the main site..?

 

Also i see no image on "http://www.example.com"  ???

 

Image:

 

<img src="urlofimage.extension" alt="Alternative Text" />

 

Link:

 

<a href="url.extension">Link!</a>

 

Or maybe you could use html to redirect after a certain amount of time of viewing the image

 

<META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh"
      CONTENT="0; URL=url.ext">

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I'm extremely sorry but...

 

Also i see no image on "http://www.example.com"  ???

 

Haha! :D;D:D;D

 

Anyway, the image you refer to is called a favicon, you need to make an .ico file then upload it to your public_html folder and name it favicon.ico. If you're not sure what to do, search Google. I think DynamicDrive.com has a favicon maker, try there.

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I'm extremely sorry but...

 

Also i see no image on "http://www.example.com"  ???

 

Haha! :D;D:D;D

 

Anyway, the image you refer to is called a favicon, you need to make an .ico file then upload it to your public_html folder and name it favicon.ico. If you're not sure what to do, search Google. I think DynamicDrive.com has a favicon maker, try there.

 

Oh...My bad :-[

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