In a previous discussion this comment was raised by Andre Molnar:
My only comment would be to pear down your CSS file. It could likely be peared down by 20-25K without loosing any styling.
I previously reported this, and it is not only true for CSL themes, but is a general trend now. For example, using pushbutton on my sites, the two css files (style.css and drupal.css) amount for about 20% of my total bandwidth. As an example, February stats show, 11.84% for style.css and 7.61%, for a total of 19.45% A possible solution is what was discussed in http://drupal.org/node/11128
On Saturday 12 March 2005 14:33, K B wrote:
I previously reported this, and it is not only true for CSL themes, but is a general trend now.
For example, using pushbutton on my sites, the two css files (style.css and drupal.css) amount for about 20% of my total bandwidth. As an example, February stats show, 11.84% for style.css and 7.61%, for a total of 19.45%
Normally this is negated by the fact that CSS files are cached by the browser, so they are only requested once per session. Could it be that using the no-cache headers means css files are now no longer being cached? This could explain an increased bandwidth use. Richard.
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