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Custom BearBlog CSS appears to be inserted inside <style></style> tags for every page in the header. This is inefficient and not a good use of HTML file space. Instead the content inside the custom CSS "Edit theme CSS" on the Nav dashboard page should be exported to a file (e.g. style.css) then referenced on each HTML page. e.g. <link rel='stylesheet' href='./style.css'>
I think doing this would be in line with BearBlog's minimalist and low-kilobyte philosophy while improving the readability of the output HTML files.
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Custom BearBlog CSS appears to be inserted inside
<style>
</style>
tags for every page in the header. This is inefficient and not a good use of HTML file space. Instead the content inside the custom CSS "Edit theme CSS" on the Nav dashboard page should be exported to a file (e.g.style.css
) then referenced on each HTML page. e.g.<link rel='stylesheet' href='./style.css'>
I think doing this would be in line with BearBlog's minimalist and low-kilobyte philosophy while improving the readability of the output HTML files.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: