James Ellis said: > You could also divide your stylesheet up into different files - one for > navigation, one for layout, one for headings etc etc - then link (or > however you do it) them all in.
I would have thought that from a general performance perspective, splitting the CSS into too many files would be a bad idea, since each one is going to require an extra HTTP Request/Response to download. That extra traffic will cost you bytes (and time), so if you need all that CSS on the page, you may as well have it all in one file. I normally only use separate files where I have a unique set of definitions for an area of my site. i.e. all files have general.css & print.css, some areas also include blog.css (guess which ones :) Just a thought. Beau -- Beau Lebens Information Architect [EMAIL PROTECTED] Dented Reality - www.dentedreality.com.au Information Architecture, Usability, Web Development ***************************************************** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ *****************************************************
