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  Patrick Barrabé    Group moderator

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  CSS Optimizer - Reduce their size

  Certainly working with stylesheet has renewed the graphic design on the Internet. Alter faster, more mild and contained more elegant designs are the result of separating content design. Everything in life has a price, of css is clear: it is not so easy to program using this technique as it hera create HTML pages with the old FrontPage. To help those who do not have much practice in the design of CSS stylesheets born Optimizer, an application that makes it possible to reduce the size of your file css eliminating redundancies. You can climb the css, indicate the url of which he is directly or include it in the text box placed to do so. The result is a milder file with the same functionality. If they encounter problems in the functioning owners beg you to the report. Remember that in Web 2.0 sois who builds and improves you. The first mistake I've found is in the logo. How does the logo with Z and the url with S?
  
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  http://www.cssoptimiser.com/
  
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  source: Juan Diego Polo http://wwwhatsnew.com/
  
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  This post was modified on 01 May 2008 at 01:50 pm.
  • 01 May 2008, 11:07 am
  Patrick Barrabé wrote: > Certainly working with stylesheet has renewed the graphic design on > the Internet. Alter faster, more mild and contained more elegant > designs are the result of separating content design. Everything in > life has a price, of css is clear: it is not so easy to program using > this technique as it hera create HTML pages with the old FrontPage. > To help those who do not have much practice in the design of CSS > stylesheets born Optimizer, an application that makes it possible to > reduce the size of your file css eliminating redundancies. You can > climb the css, indicate the url of which he is directly or include it > in the text box placed to do so. The result is a milder file with the > same functionality. If they encounter problems in the functioning > owners beg you to the report. Remember that in Web 2.0 sois who > builds and improves you. The first mistake I've found is in the logo. > How does the logo with Z and the url with S? > > :: > > http://www.cssoptimiser.com/ > > :: > > source: Juan Diego Polo http://wwwhatsnew.com/ > > ::