Remove normalize.css and Optimize head tag order. #3034
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Remove normalize.css link Optimize header tag order: > How you order elements in the <head> can have an effect on the (perceived) performance of the page. > This script helps you identify which elements are out of order. https://github.com/rviscomi/capo.js
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looks good - can you please make build so it updates dist/ ? |
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I updated documentation, removing more references to htaccess, normalize.css and main.css which were all removed. Also added instructions for testing and building to the contribution documentation. And updated the dist. |
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rgant
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Great PR - thanks again! |
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Remove normalize.css link. Closes #3033
Optimize header tag order:
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