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Benny N.
What is considered the max no. of bytes per page now? I'm asking because
most of the pages I build are in the 40kb to 80kb range and I once had a
boss that wouldn't even allow any of us to publish a SITE that had a PAGE
over 40kb. I know a browser builds a site from the top down but what gets
downloaded fiirst? I used to think: first html, then graphics, then
JavaScript but I'm not sure. What's considered a min/max file size
nowadays?
Also, how do the various browsers interperet .css from a size standpoint? If
I have a .css file of 20kb, do the browsers apportion the 20kb over the
site, the page or how? I moved to broadband about two years ago and I think
I may have lost touch with dial up users. Thanks.
most of the pages I build are in the 40kb to 80kb range and I once had a
boss that wouldn't even allow any of us to publish a SITE that had a PAGE
over 40kb. I know a browser builds a site from the top down but what gets
downloaded fiirst? I used to think: first html, then graphics, then
JavaScript but I'm not sure. What's considered a min/max file size
nowadays?
Also, how do the various browsers interperet .css from a size standpoint? If
I have a .css file of 20kb, do the browsers apportion the 20kb over the
site, the page or how? I moved to broadband about two years ago and I think
I may have lost touch with dial up users. Thanks.