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Post by Cam on Aug 19, 2011 23:49:21 GMT
I use internal when making something with just a few pages or creating a website for the first time. I use external once it's finished OR if theirs loads of pages  |
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Justin
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Post by Justin on Aug 20, 2011 0:51:46 GMT
external, always, always, always, never internal :b
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Post by Mark Knight Day on Aug 20, 2011 0:53:42 GMT
Internal... I'm a noob how do you use external CSS?
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Post by Cam on Aug 20, 2011 0:55:29 GMT
<head>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="mystyle.css" />
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xcessive
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Post by xcessive on Aug 20, 2011 1:24:24 GMT
Inline ftw.
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Justin
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Post by Justin on Aug 20, 2011 14:47:01 GMT
eh .. I don't like inline :b |
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Post by Bobby on Aug 22, 2011 13:26:11 GMT
I typically use external resource files. They can be cached more efficiently by the browser, resulting in faster loads for the user. If I'm drafting a proposal or a mock up then I'll write any stylesheets or scripts within the HEAD document. It's easier to review the working output when you don't have to open up multiple files that affect the same page.
I avoid inline if at all possible. It's usually a sign of poor planning if you have to resort to it. But sadly it's not always possible to avoid.
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Post by Cam on Aug 25, 2011 4:20:08 GMT
I typically use external resource files. They can be cached more efficiently by the browser, resulting in faster loads for the user. If I'm drafting a proposal or a mock up then I'll write any stylesheets or scripts within the HEAD document. It's easier to review the working output when you don't have to open up multiple files that affect the same page. I avoid inline if at all possible. It's usually a sign of poor planning if you have to resort to it. But sadly it's not always possible to avoid. Yeah, opening and closing for just one page seems pointless really. |
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