Dennis Gearon wrote:
CSS sheets have to be in the document root somewhere, don't they?
I'm trying to move as much, or at least what I consider security
related, from the phpnuke in the document root to a directory outside of
the document root.
In our experience it's better to just have the HTML pages
link to the style sheet files, and keep them in a directory
that is publicly accessible.
If your CSS files are large, you'll notice a reduction in bandwidth
because most browsers will do another request, get a 304 from
the server, and not have to download anything else. Same goes for
javascript .js files.
I noticed a site the other day that was over 80k to download. 38k
was javascript and stylesheet stuff that was being reloaded
on every page request. Bandwidth reduction by 50% wouldn't have been
hard for them. Granted most people aren't worried about bandwidth
costs, but a 50% reduction is page loading speed is something more
people seem to notice.
Michael Kimsal
http://www.logicreate.com
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