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Hello,

I have a few questions concerning web site speed in Asp.Net 2..0:

1. Should I use external CSS files or use mycontrol.style.add(...)?

2. Should I use few CSS files or separate them in more files?

3. Should I use few Javascript files or separate them in more files?

Thanks,

Miguel

Nov 25 '06 #1
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Generally, I would expect you to use external CSS sheets for the look and
feel of the site's consistancy. You can cascade styles sheets to give
specific regions a consistant look. In terms of speed, of course reading an
external stylesheet does have a slight overhead, but it is highly unlikely
your users are going to notice it provided they are on broadband.
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Hello,

I have a few questions concerning web site speed in Asp.Net 2..0:

1. Should I use external CSS files or use mycontrol.style.add(...)?

2. Should I use few CSS files or separate them in more files?

3. Should I use few Javascript files or separate them in more files?

Thanks,

Miguel

Nov 25 '06 #2

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