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IMO it would be a good idea, particurally for the Admin CP CSS forum.
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#2
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They're zipped up. It benefits because it's compressed a little too. I'm not sure which way is better to post them.
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#3
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Well they're only like 10 kb at most anyway. A matter of preference I suppose.
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#4
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As I see it, there really isn't any reason to zip them up if they are a small file and the zip only includes one file. It's just wasting more time un-zipping it which could be quite the annoyance.
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#5
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true...but whats the big difference in allowing them to be upped - its all the same...just like 1 extra click if that
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#6
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One click is a big bother for some.
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#7
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It's the uploading that's more of a problem simply because it's a hassle to make an empty zip file and add a file to it. That's like three clicks and a drag
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#8
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I use WinRAR, I just right click and 'add to (filename).zip'
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filburt - 3 clicks and a drag? just right click the css file...then click "add to zip admin.css" or whatever...then you hit ctrl+s - hah!!
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#10
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Thats beside the point now.
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