http://www.invokemedia.com/101-tip-for-optimizing-website-for-speed-or-how-to-keep-your-visitors-from-hating-you/ Hungry? Here's some food for thought. Fri, 16 May 2008 21:36:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://www.invokemedia.com/101-tip-for-optimizing-website-for-speed-or-how-to-keep-your-visitors-from-hating-you/#comment-11718 Jenn Tue, 13 May 2008 06:58:40 +0000 http://www.invokemedia.com/?p=360#comment-11718 Clayton, i see where you are going with it, then again, using CSS in a separate file instead of 'table' saves us a lot of nerves and code to wade through every time we want to change something in the site. Another advantage, in my opinion, is that with CSS a lot of bandwidth is saved as only once CSS file is downloaded, cashed and then used through the site comparing to kilobytes and kilobytes of different data for different pages. Clayton, i see where you are going with it, then again, using CSS in a separate file instead of ‘table’ saves us a lot of nerves and code to wade through every time we want to change something in the site. Another advantage, in my opinion, is that with CSS a lot of bandwidth is saved as only once CSS file is downloaded, cashed and then used through the site comparing to kilobytes and kilobytes of different data for different pages.

]]> http://www.invokemedia.com/101-tip-for-optimizing-website-for-speed-or-how-to-keep-your-visitors-from-hating-you/#comment-11717 Clayton Tue, 13 May 2008 05:13:38 +0000 http://www.invokemedia.com/?p=360#comment-11717 Actually, 'Tables' still serve a very useful purpose, namely the presentation of tabular data. So don't disregard them completely. Actually, ‘Tables’ still serve a very useful purpose, namely the presentation of tabular data. So don’t disregard them completely.

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