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You mean fewer HTTP requests. The CSS is entirely in the document. So unless you base64 encode the failwhale image and put it in a data: url in an img tag, it
by thwarted 16y ago
You mean fewer HTTP requests. The CSS is entirely in the document. So unless you base64 encode the failwhale image and put it in a data: url in an img tag, it's one less request compared to an HTML page containing a single image.
- kwamenum86 16y agoBy that logic it is the same number of HTTP requests. Embedding images in the document is trivial at this point.