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CSS too big in size
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I want to develop a website and noticed that my CSS file is over 300kb minified. As I see it's kinda normal for Nodebb but I want to get it under that value without sacrificing the looks.
Already got rid of Bootstrap glyphicons. If I put all the margin declarations inline - for example
<div class="box" style="margin: 0 20px">...</div>- would it help? Is it a good ideea?Thank you for any help.
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Inline styling is almost always a bad idea, because it is not a good way to organise CSS (hard to keep track of, etc.)
When it comes to CSS payload size, the file should be cached and not re-downloaded every time the page is refreshed. For example, loading the CSS file for this page only transfers 281 bytes because the CSS file has not changed.
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@julian Thank you. I'll keep that in mind.
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@julian Since is still on the same problem, I guess there is no need to make another topic.
How/from where is FontAwesome loaded? I could reduce some kb's making it lighter.
