Does what it says - psychomachine

well... it's not meant to be used for the files which are in active development but only once you're done with them. it;s a very simple concept: keep an unformatted copy for making changes, optimize before posting on the web. i

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Saturday, June 11 2005 @ 11:42 PM PDT

Does what it says - psychomachine

well... it's not meant to be used for the files which are in active development but only once you're done with them. it;s a very simple concept: keep an unformatted copy for making changes, optimize before posting on the web.

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Saturday, June 11 2005 @ 11:42 PM PDT

Does what it says - GEllenburg

If you're so concerned about losing readability (or the ability to go back and edit your CSS files later) then just save a master copy (editable) of your CSS files then run a copy of them through this (post-process them) once you're done editing.

But, I really only seeing this having much of a benefit for those that embed their CSS files actually within their [X]HTML. If you call your CSS files from a <LINK REL...> statement then it should be cached by your browser.

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Sunday, June 12 2005 @ 06:27 AM PDT

Does what it says - GEllenburg

If you're so concerned about losing readability (or the ability to go back and edit your CSS files later) then just save a master copy (editable) of your CSS files then run a copy of them through this (post-process them) once you're done editing.

But, I really only seeing this having much of a benefit for those that embed their CSS files actually within their [X]HTML. If you call your CSS files from a <LINK REL...> statement then it should be cached by your browser.

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Sunday, June 12 2005 @ 06:27 AM PDT