Thanks for asking! As long as your theme is GPL-compatible, you can use SLB’s code in any way you wish 🙂
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But still how do i know if my theme is that?
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Apologies for the confusion, I was answering your question in the context of a theme developer/designer wanting to use code from SLB.
You can use SLB’s CSS for private use in your theme however you wish. However, this may not be the best way to proceed depending on what you want to accomplish as SLB has it’s own theme engine that is separate from WP themes.
Can you provide a bit more detail on what you’d like to do? I’d be glad to recommend an approach that will best meet your needs.
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I wont to cute down on request so i wont to include the info in the theme style.css file.
Even if you add SLB’s CSS to your theme’s CSS, the theme files for SLB will still be loaded separately unless you also created a new SLB theme that loaded no CSS of its own.
An alternative option is to look into using a caching plugin that will automatically merge and compress a page’s styles into a single request.
