"Don’t use @import
," lots of guys say.
There are lots of shortcomings of using @import
.
- Using
@import
within a stylesheet adds one more roundtrip to the overall download time of the page. - Using
@import
in IE causes the download order to be altered. This may cause stylesheets to take longer to download, which hinders progress rendering making the page feel slower.
Why does Drupal 7 use it?
I want to change the @import
rules to <link>
tags. How can I do this?