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@NogDogMay 03.2015 — #If these images are for page layout and such, you might consider using the "sprites " technique where they are merged into a single image (sort of a collage of images, if you will), and the html/css layout uses x/y offsets and fixed sizes so that just the portion of that image with the individual sprite you need is visible. That way all those separate images get requested as a single HTTP request, since they're now actually just one image.
Improving blocking time performance in webpage (slow page)
Hi,
I have a webpage which makes 18seconds to load, which is very high. I have used the net tool of firebug and I’ve seen that the blocking time of some images is about 15secs which explains why the load is so high. In the front-page I have a lot of images and the loading time is about 5-6sec which is not the best but it’s quite ok.
What could I do ti decrease the blocking time if these specific images? Is there any reasons of why only these specific images have so high blocking time while the images in the front pages is quite low.
Each image that has high blocking time (12 images in total) is from 1-70kB, while the one in my front page they might be higher but the blocking time varies from some milliseconds to 1-2seconds.
The blocking time in firebug is defined as the time spent in a browser queue waiting for a network connection (formerly called Queueing)
Thanks in advance.
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@NogDogMay 03.2015 — #If these images are for page layout and such, you might consider using the "