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by formerly_proven
1320 days ago
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Yeah, a lot of (paid) themes for Wordpress and similar "DIY" CMSes are in violation by default, often without a way to change anything without editing the theme's code. On the other hand, using X different CDNs will increase load times for most sites and has no caching benefits anyway (browsers segregate caches by requesting origin to avoid the cross-origin signal that not doing so would provide). It's probably quite difficult to perform better than subsetting your fonts yourself and just shipping them as a single zopfli'd CSS file from your static domain. |
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