Faʻaititia lau CSS Faʻatele tele ile 20% pe sili atu
Once a site is developed, it’s pretty typical for the cascading style sheet (CSS) file to grow as you continue to customize your site over time. Even when your designer first loads the CSS, it may have all kinds of extra comments and formatting that are bloating it. Reducing attached files like CSS and JavaScript can help reduce load times when a visitor arrives at your site.
Reducing the file isn’t easy… but, as usual, there are tools out there that can do a great job for you. I happened across Mama, a nice application for formatting your CSS and optimizing the size of the CSS file. I ran our CSS file through it and it reduced the file size by 16%. I did it for one of my clients and it reduced their CSS file about 30%.
If you’re looking to optimize your JavaScript, Google Labs has a Java product called Faʻamatalaga Faʻamatalaina free for download – or you can use the online version of Closure Compiler.