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Originally Posted by sovidiu
Ronniethedodger is right. CSS is the only way of making the undelined hyperlinks behaviour gone and a recommended Web site building tool.
However, if you want to test the usability of your CSS, you might want to look at this Web page analyzer. I took the liberty of testing Ronnie's Web site and it returned:
CSS_SIZE - Caution. The total size of your external CSS is 2261 bytes, which is above 1160 bytes and less than 8K. For external files, try to keep them less than 1160 bytes to fit within one higher-speed TCP-IP packet (or an approximate multiple thereof).
You might want to split your CSS :) |
Good work sovidiu,
however, as the CSS file is reused for every page in this web-site, the performance hit is only taken once. It should therfore be of minor importance. But do the same thing with multiple graphics (rather then a common CSS or JavaScript file) and different ones on every page and you got your self into performance issues for dial -up users.
Happy surfing
K<o>