Why is there a CSS file created for every single page of an HTML website?
I've just exported a project to upload to their server and I see all these css files, each named to suit their page...Artisteer & Themler never did this so why has this changed.
ok, however, the loading time is very high on my project: www.christine-lohmann.de. And the waterfall states that the included CSS is the main reason.
Loads very fast for me, what browswer and ISP are you using?
> ok, however, the loading time is very high on my project: www.christine-lohmann.de. And the waterfall states that the included CSS is the main reason. Loads very fast for me, what browswer and ISP are you using?Hi,
The exported HTML website includes a general CSS file with common styles and CSS files for each page with page-specific styles (customization settings for page Blocks). Unfortunately, there is no way to change the generation process.
Please let us know if you have any further questions.
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Olivia
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This could be a show stopper for us. We love what we can see, however having multiple CSS files has major issues. We would want to use this to quickly develop layouts and then work with them offline. Is there not a way of having consistent CSS for headers and footers and then limit CSS changes based on a "site template" that we create?
This could be a show stopper for us. We love what we can see, however having multiple CSS files has major issues. We would want to use this to quickly develop layouts and then work with them offline. Is there not a way of having consistent CSS for headers and footers and then limit CSS changes based on a "site template" that we create?Hi,
As I can see the css downloading time is about 0.5sec. You can check another page where the same css file is loaded. The loading time of this page http://www.christine-lohmann.de/Kinder.html is much better. On this page, you have less number of images and no map.
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Olivia
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ok, however, the loading time is very high on my project: www.christine-lohmann.de. And the waterfall states that the included CSS is the main reason.
ok, however, the loading time is very high on my project: www.christine-lohmann.de. And the waterfall states that the included CSS is the main reason.Hi,
There is no option to control how the CSS files are exported. We optimize CSS files constantly.
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Hella
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So, how do I export separate css files for my project to decrease the loading time?
So, how do I export separate css files for my project to decrease the loading time?Hi Chae,
The main reason is that Nicepage supports D'n'D for every control so all of them can have unique positions on each page. If you add all these styles into one CSS file they will be loaded on every page of the site. Or if the styles will be added into the <style> tag on each page, the load time will also be increased while all that CSS code should be parsed when loading. If the page has a lot of sections the load time can be increased.
So creating the separate .css file for each page solves all the problems above.
Sincerely,
Hella
Last edited 02 October 2018 by Support Team
