Re: [css-d] Best technique for: Any number of columns, plus fixed margin, in a responsive parent container

On Thu, Jan 28, 2016 at 7:08 AM, sullivanlehdesigns wrote: > Check out gridsetapp.com > If the site is simpler, http://getskeleton.com/ is great. Cool! Thanks! > I don’t personally use frameworks because I want to understand the code Ditto! I mean, I use

Re: [css-d] New website

Thanks Philippe, I have ImageOptim and did crunch them. I will do again. As far as the Gzip, I agree, however I was told to split the css files up so there was less code to load and less load time. Mind you when the Gzip is in place it make more of a difference. Was I told wrong?? Thank you for

Re: [css-d] New website

Sorry Philippe, The css you get to see was done by someone else. Most of my css "from scratch" is in the admin area. I did modifications to that css. You might be able to see the difference in style of writing. I cuddle my braces. So your saying put all the css for all users in on css file

Re: [css-d] New website

Looks like its a varying degree. My test was a little quicker. http://www.webpagetest.org/result/160130_ED_5MQ/ I guess I can look into gzipping the transfer. That's something I don't think I've done. Best, Karl DeSaulniers Design Drumm http://designdrumm.com On Jan 29, 2016, at 9:08 PM,

Re: [css-d] New website

> On Jan 30, 2016, at 13:00, Karl DeSaulniers wrote: > > however I was told to split > the css files up so there was less code to load and less load time. Oh, no, I don’t think so, particularly as you load all stylesheets for everybody. You could eventually split them

Re: [css-d] New website

Karl, I used a different speed test that gives a LOT of tips on each aspect of the time to completion. There is a wealth of insight in the tips, in a few cases they fizzle out (tips) but this list is awesome with feedback! In my 1st test page load speed was 5.1 seconds, a second one 4.9

Re: [css-d] New website

Hi Karl, I loaded the site on a Nexus 5 and the breakpoints seem to work fine. What really stands out to me is the slow performance: http://www.webpagetest.org/result/160130_65_54P/. It loaded very slowly. I would focus on performance first, which does have an effect on seo. I use chrome Vox

Re: [css-d] New website

Interesting. Thanks for the feedback. I am going to see what Gzipping the files and images is going to take. Right now I just replace the theme images with a fresh crunch and things are loading much quicker. Now I have to download all the images in the uploads folder and do the same. Thanks for

[css-d] New website

Hi All, I would really appreciate feedback from you guys on this WordPress website I just finished. It "should" be responsive on most if not all screens and work on old IEs as well. Any tips for SEO would be great, but OT for this list, so send off-list if you feel obliged. My SEO foo is rookie

Re: [css-d] New website

Ah, thanks Chris, I guess I should mention this is a purchased WordPress theme that has been updated and modified by me. So some of the loading and excess scrolling and imagery was pre-built. I tried crunching my PNGs and JPEGs, but I admit there are a lot. Not sure what to do more than that.

Re: [css-d] New website

> On Jan 30, 2016, at 11:49, Karl DeSaulniers wrote: > > I would really appreciate feedback from you guys on this WordPress website I > just finished. It "should" be responsive on most if not all screens and work > on old IEs as well. > Any tips for SEO would be great,