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Re: Better CSS
artagesw wrote:
The way to get the best of both worlds is to integrate full-page static caching into the core, and cache CSS files along with content pages.
That would be the best of a whole lot of worlds. 4.2.1+?
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Re: Better CSS
I wouldn’t mind seeing rvm_css integrated into core. However, that would require more restricted CSS style names to make good filenames (my plugin tries to do the right thing, but there are situations where it can fail). Since that is almost guaranteed to break things (for people that have weird CSS style sheet names), getting rid of the base64 encoded CSS in the database would be a good thing to do at the same time (as well as deleting the css editor that nobody uses).
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Re: Better CSS
ruud wrote:
I wouldn’t mind seeing rvm_css integrated into core …getting rid of the base64 encoded CSS in the database would be a good thing to do at the same time (as well as deleting the css editor that nobody uses).
All get my vote. Getting rid of base64 and that ridiculous editor should make TXP fit on a postage stamp ;-)
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Re: Better CSS
I’ve started to use an external css file for easier editing and also to reduce database/server calls
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