Re:The Hidden Dangers of Beautiful Themes
by drivebyacct2 on Monday April 23, 2012 @06:09AM
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This has less to do with "hidden dangers of beautiful themes" as much as it has to do with understanding basics of page loading. HTTP request overhead is well known as a major cause of strain. Most blogs, frameworks, CMSes, etc have decent modules for compressing and caching these resources. It's more friendly for your users, your server. Best of all, they're super easy to use, like, for this sort of thing, incredibly, incredibly easy to use.
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Re:The Hidden Dangers of Beautiful Themes
by dogweather on Monday April 23, 2012 @06:39AM
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Well, the thing I see is that even a person who's only reasonably technically savvy cannot just install Wordpress with an officially featured theme and have it work. In fact, doing so may kill your server.