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A few days ago my cable modem was so freaking slow I could hardly use it, but when I did visit some sites they looked awful until the CSS loaded, which was *after* the page loaded.
Well, my pages also look horrible without the CSS; the layout isn't too terrible but the logo looks stupid just sitting on a grey background and the images I use for my menu headers look worse.
So I was thinking, the only way to fix that would be to embed the CSS in my <head> area. But then I don't take advantage of caching.
What do you guys think?
Take care,
Emperor
Just one LINK element or SCRIPT element inside a document's HEAD element will prevent a flash of unstyled content.
Here's the full explanation. [bluerobot.com]
