Honest question: why do you do inline styling for each element? CSS exists starting 1996 and basic stuff won't break compatibility, so putting all the common inline styles (like margins, background colors, etc) into one .css file and attaching it to all of your pages would greatly save bandwidth, since the .css file would be cached, while every HTML would have less symbols total?... or am i missing something?
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Honest question: why do you do inline styling for each element? CSS exists starting 1996 and basic stuff won't break compatibility, so putting all the common inline styles (like margins, background colors, etc) into one .css file and attaching it to all of your pages would greatly save bandwidth, since the .css file would be cached, while every HTML would have less symbols total?... or am i missing something?
I got cursed by the InstallShield Wizard.
But seriously, I don't know why. I'm not really in a place where I'm willing to change my workflow at the moment, so there's that too.