JW wrote:
enough hmm) but somehow still not very please with the overall file size. I heard about using php but just not very sure about the details. maybe some of you might know?
PHP is a server side (well, mostly) programming language. Normally used to create HTML markup, but it can be used to create CSS or generate images on demand.
Well planned and written CSS is a better solution than using PHP to send the user dynamically generated stylesheet(s) based on the page they are viewing. It means less CPU load on the server.
An exception may be if you have several themese and a theme switcher, but even then, Javascript can do that for you without having to learn a new language (although for me, Javascript would be the new language I'd have to learn *grin*).
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