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In the article he mentions using @import over LINK due to some convoluted logic about "easier to re-use". LINK and @import behave exactly the same, except the w
by intranation 17y ago
In the article he mentions using @import over LINK due to some convoluted logic about "easier to re-use". LINK and @import behave exactly the same, except the well-known performance issues. Why should we trust someone who doesn't actually understand browsers?
- joechung 17y agoLINK and @import don't behave the same. LINK styles are evaluated in document order. Evaluation of @import styles is deferred until the end of the document.
- intranation 17y agoSee my caveat: "well-known performance issues".
- joechung 17y agoThey're not semantically the same either though so it's not just a performance issue.