Split CSS in submodules and aggregate them with PHP or a precompiler
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I'm working on improving a Wordpress Theme. The CSS file is long 41500 lines, of which many selectors are not used, and nowaday Google has become very strict on waste of resources (old smartphones with 3G is the target).
By reading the CSS code I've realized that there is just on huge CSS for all the styles which can be chosen in the backend Admin section of the theme:
/* -------------------------------------------------------------------
Style 1
---------------------------------------------------------------------- */
How should I proceed? I've read of Grunt, Webpack but I don't know them. Any suggestion?
php css optimization
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I'm working on improving a Wordpress Theme. The CSS file is long 41500 lines, of which many selectors are not used, and nowaday Google has become very strict on waste of resources (old smartphones with 3G is the target).
By reading the CSS code I've realized that there is just on huge CSS for all the styles which can be chosen in the backend Admin section of the theme:
/* -------------------------------------------------------------------
Style 1
---------------------------------------------------------------------- */
How should I proceed? I've read of Grunt, Webpack but I don't know them. Any suggestion?
php css optimization
asked Nov 22 at 15:52
Revious
2,4611969112
Possible duplicate of Extracting only the css used in a specific page or How can I extract only the used CSS on a given web page and have that combined into a separate style sheet?
– Amessihel
Nov 22 at 15:56
@Amessihel: thanks, I will read each of them and I will mark my question as duplicate in case you are right.
– Revious
Nov 22 at 15:59
No, they are useful but speak of how to find the unused css. Not how to split the CSS in modules.
– Revious
Nov 22 at 16:05
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I'm working on improving a Wordpress Theme. The CSS file is long 41500 lines, of which many selectors are not used, and nowaday Google has become very strict on waste of resources (old smartphones with 3G is the target).
By reading the CSS code I've realized that there is just on huge CSS for all the styles which can be chosen in the backend Admin section of the theme:
/* -------------------------------------------------------------------
Style 1
---------------------------------------------------------------------- */
How should I proceed? I've read of Grunt, Webpack but I don't know them. Any suggestion?
php css optimization
asked Nov 22 at 15:52
Revious
2,4611969112
I'm working on improving a Wordpress Theme. The CSS file is long 41500 lines, of which many selectors are not used, and nowaday Google has become very strict on waste of resources (old smartphones with 3G is the target).
By reading the CSS code I've realized that there is just on huge CSS for all the styles which can be chosen in the backend Admin section of the theme:
/* -------------------------------------------------------------------
Style 1
---------------------------------------------------------------------- */
How should I proceed? I've read of Grunt, Webpack but I don't know them. Any suggestion?
php css optimization
php css optimization
asked Nov 22 at 15:52
Revious
2,4611969112
asked Nov 22 at 15:52
Revious
2,4611969112
asked Nov 22 at 15:52
Revious
2,4611969112
asked Nov 22 at 15:52
Revious
2,4611969112
asked Nov 22 at 15:52
Revious
2,4611969112
2,4611969112
Possible duplicate of Extracting only the css used in a specific page or How can I extract only the used CSS on a given web page and have that combined into a separate style sheet?
– Amessihel
Nov 22 at 15:56
@Amessihel: thanks, I will read each of them and I will mark my question as duplicate in case you are right.
– Revious
Nov 22 at 15:59
No, they are useful but speak of how to find the unused css. Not how to split the CSS in modules.
– Revious
Nov 22 at 16:05
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Possible duplicate of Extracting only the css used in a specific page or How can I extract only the used CSS on a given web page and have that combined into a separate style sheet?
– Amessihel
Nov 22 at 15:56
@Amessihel: thanks, I will read each of them and I will mark my question as duplicate in case you are right.
– Revious
Nov 22 at 15:59
No, they are useful but speak of how to find the unused css. Not how to split the CSS in modules.
– Revious
Nov 22 at 16:05
Possible duplicate of Extracting only the css used in a specific page or How can I extract only the used CSS on a given web page and have that combined into a separate style sheet?
– Amessihel
Nov 22 at 15:56
Possible duplicate of Extracting only the css used in a specific page or How can I extract only the used CSS on a given web page and have that combined into a separate style sheet?
– Amessihel
Nov 22 at 15:56
@Amessihel: thanks, I will read each of them and I will mark my question as duplicate in case you are right.
– Revious
Nov 22 at 15:59
@Amessihel: thanks, I will read each of them and I will mark my question as duplicate in case you are right.
– Revious
Nov 22 at 15:59
No, they are useful but speak of how to find the unused css. Not how to split the CSS in modules.
– Revious
Nov 22 at 16:05
No, they are useful but speak of how to find the unused css. Not how to split the CSS in modules.
– Revious
Nov 22 at 16:05
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Possible duplicate of Extracting only the css used in a specific page or How can I extract only the used CSS on a given web page and have that combined into a separate style sheet?
– Amessihel
Nov 22 at 15:56
@Amessihel: thanks, I will read each of them and I will mark my question as duplicate in case you are right.
– Revious
Nov 22 at 15:59
No, they are useful but speak of how to find the unused css. Not how to split the CSS in modules.
– Revious
Nov 22 at 16:05