- From: Manos M. Batsis <manosb@profile.gr>
- Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2000 16:53:00 +0200
- To: "Ben Morris" <bmorris@activematter.com>
- Cc: <www-style@w3.org>
"The only legitimate reason (that i can think of) to let a user alter a page style is for special needs, such as colorblindness or poor eyesight." Actually, with too many people trying to download huge pages for their 56 or even 28k, the following difference appears in the site I'm building right now: 1) User loads first page of site (home.html: 9k, home.css:9k, images through css code: 15k TOTAL: 33k) 2 User changes area (newArea.html: 7k,new.css:9k, images through css code: 15k, TOTAL:31k) Now in a case where Miki's thoughts where a reality and my images where designed smart enough the second step would be: newArea.html: 7k, images through css code: 5k, TOTAL:12k So, the most important part in this discussion for me (and I have to admit my code is a mess exactly for the same reason ) is speed. And to tell you the truth, it's also the reason I'm getting paid ;-) Manos
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