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| Civilians | I'm trying extremely hard to reduce the amount of bandwidth my Web site consumes. I noticed that I don't need any of the contents in the myTheme.CSS file, therefore I cleared it out, (didn't delete it). However, it appears that some entity (probably the frontpage extensions) is regenerating the file. It is 32K that does not have to be download each time a user clicks on a new page. Is there any way to reduce the size of the CSS, and not have it be regenerated? Thanks for any and all feedback. If there is a more appropriate place to post this question, please do tell me. Thanks for your time, Allen Segall |
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