5 Ways to Optimize Your Boggy HTML
I was testing code and looking around and found a few HTML practices that can help you save bandwidth and speed up your page loads. I found a few that might be helpful.
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Use divs instead of tables, tables tend to take longer for browsers to render. Also, tables are meant for tabular data only, not layouts and forms. Divs have way more flexibility to offer, however they take a lot longer to put in place. It’s very frustrating at times and makes you feel like your gluing your layout together with toothpaste. If you keep organized, use a constant code design and abide by XHTML standards, the end result is cleaner and much more satisfying.
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Learn the hidden quirks of CSS. There is so much more you can do since the old days of web design. At one time it was cool to use font tags, YUK! I’m glad those days are over and we can move onto something better and more flexible. CSS should be the paint that adds color to your blah HTML document , your the artist. If you learn all the tricks of the trade you can leave a lot of the old practices behind.
3. Starship Troopers 2: Hero of the Federation dvdrip Compress Your Documents. This will save you a tone of bandwidth. Compression often cuts your document size in half. You can do this with PHP, Apache and various other software.
4. Use AJAX. Sometimes it’s best not to use AJAX, of course because of search engines/SEO
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. When theres a part of your site that takes up too much bandwidth and loading time and isn’t accessed by search engines, use AJAX.
5. External links and such takes up most of your browser loading time. Try to compress layout images, CSS, Javascript and XML files. It’s also helpful when linking to a directory or SE safe URI to add a following slash, e.g. “home/” or “mydirectory/”. This reduces the time the browser spends checking if your links are valid/active.
Hope you find this helpful.
