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25-03-2002, 21:50/09:50PM
Good evening everyone! I'm currently seeing a slight browser delay on certain sites that I visit and I'm wondering if it has to do with content structure.
Lets say that I have a site that has no more than root/sub/sub. The root contains all of my core content. One of the root/sub's contain my navigation content. The structure looks like this...
root
/css/
/images/
/javascript/
/navigation/
/navigation/images/
The site uses includes to call content from the root/navigation/, root/css/ and root/javascript/ sub-directories.
Do you think it would be a noticeable difference in performance if those .css, .js and includes were at the root level?
Now, keep in mind that my strategy is to have a well organized directory structure. Within the root/navigation/ there are the three includes plus an images directory so the includes and their graphic content were called from their root level.
I just can't imagine that I have to have all these files cluttering my root directory and I've been doing it this way for years. Its just now that I'm working with more CSS and JS, the external files are a little larger. Right now I have one site with a 3k css file and a 5k javascript file. Is that too much?
Lets say that I have a site that has no more than root/sub/sub. The root contains all of my core content. One of the root/sub's contain my navigation content. The structure looks like this...
root
/css/
/images/
/javascript/
/navigation/
/navigation/images/
The site uses includes to call content from the root/navigation/, root/css/ and root/javascript/ sub-directories.
Do you think it would be a noticeable difference in performance if those .css, .js and includes were at the root level?
Now, keep in mind that my strategy is to have a well organized directory structure. Within the root/navigation/ there are the three includes plus an images directory so the includes and their graphic content were called from their root level.
I just can't imagine that I have to have all these files cluttering my root directory and I've been doing it this way for years. Its just now that I'm working with more CSS and JS, the external files are a little larger. Right now I have one site with a 3k css file and a 5k javascript file. Is that too much?