Caching explained...?
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- mjindustry
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Andy you are like einstein here for this cahing jazz. I love that write up you did and even an idiot like myself was interested enough to read the entire post, as it seems to have been written for the layman. Heck, I think I even understood part of it.
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- Jason Williams
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Now that was worth waiting for. Thanks Andy
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- lighthouseweb
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This was a nice article..
What about the
Static CSS - in Grantry should this be used if I"m using the System-RokGZipper instead of the Gantry Cache...
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- rvbgnu
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Thank you Andy! It gives some light on how to optimise the use of RT templates based on Gantry (great work guys by the way
) with the Joomla core.
And some light on the Joomla System Cache is needed as well, like on this Joomla thread
forum.joomla.org/viewtopic.php?p=2092312#p2092312
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- wombat1
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Thanks so much Andy. So thankful for this information. It should really come bundled with the template downloads.
Its still a tad confusing though, but at least we have a better idea of what to turn on, tune in or drop out.
Once question thats always there and never answered though,
I have never understood why Joomla template purveyors tend to lump dozens of css files with each template.
I thought i was about to get the answer in this line, but alas
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Because we split out our CSS into multiple files in order to ensure we only send the data a user needs, we end up with quite a few CSS files, so combining and gzipping them is a helpful technique.
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If css files are split in order to ensure only the needed data is sent, whats the point in then combining them and sending the whole bunch out again?
Doesn´t it negate the original purpose of splitting them so that surplus info is not sent?
Not wanting to nitpick but since i do major .css edits on my templates im never sure whether to lump all the css into one file or not.
Cheers and thanks once again for the info.
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