I have a light-on-dark default color theme http://yfrog.com/7ettfpp please add color: black; to the body {} CSS.
Thanks.
Thanks.
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.php" />
That is gross. :)
I have to work with some old joomla installations and they do this hack garbage. Right when I took over this install there were 17 css files being called. SEVENTEEN. About 1/2 of those were php files. This site is quite popular and popping off roughly 10 php files, and making 17 http requests for every single page view 'just for css' is ridiculous. Sorry I think I just went off on a rant that has been building inside. hahah
That is gross. :)
I have to work with some old joomla installations and they do this hack garbage. Right when I took over this install there were 17 css files being called. SEVENTEEN. About 1/2 of those were php files. This site is quite popular and popping off roughly 10 php files, and making 17 http requests for every single page view 'just for css' is ridiculous. Sorry I think I just went off on a rant that has been building inside. hahah
> That is gross. :)
really?
i've found it to be very useful for one reason in particular. if a page is called via https, then any uris in the css file need to be https as well. so i like to have php make the css file match the protocol when it specifies uris.
i suppose i could omit those parts of the stylesheet and specify them in each script. i just feel like this is a better solution. what do you think?
really?
i've found it to be very useful for one reason in particular. if a page is called via https, then any uris in the css file need to be https as well. so i like to have php make the css file match the protocol when it specifies uris.
i suppose i could omit those parts of the stylesheet and specify them in each script. i just feel like this is a better solution. what do you think?