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Noted for the next update :) Quote:
What do you want to be able to turn ON/OFF? Making striping leading whitespace as option? Quote:
Shouldn't have any effect if the CSS are external.... Do you have comments with "[" in it? 'cause those are left allone now to asure AnyMedia will not screwed up. (I'm trying to do a better RegEx for that anyway....) |
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the css is posted when the headinclude variable is parsed which should be before this outputs?
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The compressor kicks in when all parsing and HTML building is done, just before the actual output is send to the browser. I also put the CSS on my test system into external files -> no problem there. Still getting good results. (around ~13%). Quote:
@Lizard King By looking at the source of your pages it looks like they ARE propperly compressed. There's no whitespace, linebreaks or comments left that are supposed to go. Maybe only the DISPLAY is of.... :confused: Could that be caused by vbSEO??? With the 1.00 everthing was fine? It's getting more and more weird.... But I'm still on it! |
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Attached is the previous version:
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7-19%
excellent job :) |
Great Job 7-17%
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I think I found the reason for the slight drop.... During my last experiments I hit F5 a thousand times (OK, a few times less than 1000 ;)) and with the same page reloading (and no changes to the code in the meantime) the ratio went a bit down and up again. vB seems to put the one or the other linebreak or comment more into the page's source from time to time. So, nothin' to worry about a percent drop, it'll come back soon ;) |
Great, great, great!!!
Thanks a lot! |
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