By BigMike on
Hello,
I'll try to keep this short and sweet. I'm using Zen 6.x-1.1
When I load admin/build/block, it initially displays some table format/layout and then after the 20 hours it takes to load all my block data (slight exaggeration), my own CSS formatting for table.sticky-table appears.
I can't for the life of me figure out where the other formatting is coming from because I would love to remove all of that other CSS -- it's like there are two CSS calls for the same class.
If someone could shed some light on this it would be great! Thanks!
Mike
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I forgot to add that I am
I forgot to add that I am trying to resolve this to help with the load time of the block page.
I found out that when I
I found out that when I disable my javascript, the double CSS issue goes away. I'm now going to look into the .js files to see what is going on.
If you have like 100 blocks
If you have like 100 blocks or more, things can get really slow...
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hahahah yeah tell me about it
hahahah yeah tell me about it :P
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I was helping one guy with a site with 300+ blocks, only way was to disable JS for the blocks page, which made it quite strait forward, so that's a possibility - I just did this in my browser using some FF addon, but I think you already did that? The issue I believe is that there is just so many elements and so much JS running on that page, mostly the drag and drop stuff I would think.
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Good idea on the Ff addon. I
Good idea on the Ff addon. I was just using NoScript to disable Javascript before loading the page, but this is a required step I must perform each time. Are you using an addon that automatically prevents js on a per-page basis, and if so, what is the addon called? :) Thank you very much!!