Having a Slow Loading blog is Not only Annoying to your Visitors it Can Also Play a Part in SEO and You Chance to Earn with Per Per Click Programs such as Adsense. So you Don’t Need these kinds of Problems do you.All you have to Do is Compress your CSS which is a Simple task using this Online Compression Tool
Firstly you Need to Know Where The CSS is in Blogger
All the CSS in Blogger Blogs is Situated Between these Two Tags the First is <bskin> which is Near the Top then just Press F3 and Look For </bskin> So Now you Must Cut Everything Between these Tags <bskin> and </bskin> then Paste it into the Online Compression Tool and Select the Normal Mode and Don’t Strip Comments.
Now just Paste the Compressed CSS into your Template Between the <bskin> and </bskin> tags Now your Blog will Load a Little Fater and this will Improve SEO and Maybe Blog Income
So Lets Make it Clear Then How you Make your Blogspot blog Load Faster
*Look for the <bskin> and </bskin> Tags
*Cut Everything Between these Tags and Paste it into the Online Compression Tool for CSS
*Select Don’t Strip Comments and Light Compression
*Paste the Compressed CSS Code into your Template between <bskin> and </bskin>
*Save your Template and your Done
*You Now you Have a Faster Loading Blogger Blog Which is Better For SEO and Your Visitors
If you are still looking for ways to speed up your blog Sourceblogger has a good post on ways to speed up your blogger blog if compressing the css is still not enough.
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I never knew about Compress CSS option. I was testing so many layout tricks with the blogger blog template and it was already a mess and going down and down.
I have tried the CSS compress and actually it has shorten the CSS considerably. I have been opening the blog in my computer so i cannot feel much different in terms of speed.
Good one.
Your picture doesn’t help me. lol I use an external CSS file that is good for the entire site. I agree that the amount of time a page loads can certainly reap rewards with Google! No one likes a slow site.
I thought That I would rotate this post because a fast loading blog is Important and maybe some people missed out on this post
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I only watch Tv in Firefox using my Toolbar sometimes I watch the Wildlife channel or when really bored Bloomberg
I have tried this just know. Is it correct what I have done.
Q1)
The first:
I have cut from
Is it right ?
Q2)I don’t see any changing in the css writing & size, is it like that actually ?
I am sorry for asking here in your comment box which is for comment.
This is what the Comment box is for Readers Questions You need to Press F3 and Search for
bskin>and/bskin>all in between is your css and do not strip commentsThanks Roezer for your kind response and answer. Thanks a lot.
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Thanks for Stopping by Heather that was a great idea for a Blog post especially at the weekend mclinky is a good way to promote your Blog
Thanks for linking up with Saturday Sound Off. This is a great, helpful post. I will stumble and tweet. :)
Thanks Stefany Saturday Sound off is a great way to Find posts and Discover other Blogs
I done everything you said an it seem that it’s not work. It says next:
Invalid variable declaration in page skin: The skin variables could not be parsed as they are not well-formed. Input:
Error 500
Hi Al
There are some Templates and Themes that CSS Compression will not work with are you using the Template Designer from Blogger this Could be the Reason
I agreed on it that there are lots of template designer that makes a themes cool. I will try CSS Compression later and thanks for the idea.
CSS optimization is a very valid form of speeding up downloads without having to sacrifice much (just legibility). With the average dialup user downloading at 3kb/s, savings of just 10kb can mean the page loads a stunning 3 seconds faster. And just imagine ESPN with savings of almost 18kb. Multiple by the large traffic the site gets, and those are some real solid promotion-worthy savings.
Thanks Winx
If many of the high traffic sites optimized their css and pages in general there would be much less stress on our isp servers probably giving the rest of us a better and more consistent Internet connection.Cnn has 150.2KB of CSS when I done a to pingdom tools test on the site and it’s the 52nd most popular site according to alexa data if they alone were to reduce the amount of CSS loading the bandwidth saving would be massive.