You’ve added PHP to your CSS file? PHP will not process a .css file unless you tell it to do so. You have to get a little tricky about it.
Thanks for your answer, but nope…my idea is to remove completely the css processed by php (www.domain.com/?mystique=css), and that’s easy to do, but after i removed the @import in settings.php i can’t use 3-colums style offered by the theme. Maybe i have to add some css in my style.css but i don’t know what
You’d have to add the relevant parts of the mystique stylesheet css. I don’t know exactly what that would be. I’ve never used that theme.
Are you seeing some huge performance hit from the generated css? What is motivating this effort?
Yep, my wordpress uses 48M and i have activated just 9 plugin and 2 widget, removed every php query from theme and optmize image with smush.it, so i’m trying speed up everything i can
hi this is exactly what I am trying to do. I’m working thru YSlow to get the best performance I can get. I see that this css (www.domain.com/?mystique=css) produces the biggest lag . . . I would like to do this but wouldn’t want to loose style elements. Have you figure this out?
it seems I did figure out that I can add the color-green.css into style.css file and then removing echo '@import "'.THEME_URL.'/color-'.$mystique_options['color_scheme'].'.css";'.PHP_EOL; from the settings.css.php to loose one file on load.
there is the whole matter of js. I haven’t checked out the new light version of the theme yet but I might. thx in advance for help.
