When loading stylesheets via the tag, are the stylesheets loaded asynchronously or synchronously? I have a design with two stylesheets: mura.css and typography.css. They are loaded in the area of the page and typography.css is loaded just before mura.css. For some reason though mura.css attributes are showing in the Chrome Webtools as being overwritten with typography.css.
This means that the page will not start rendering in the browser until all external CSS and JS files specified in the tag head have been loaded and applied. To avoid page rendering delays, CSS and JavaScript files are loaded asynchronously to ensure that the page is rendered non-stop in the browser.
media =' all '”, the CSS file is loaded asynchronous and it can be used without a render-blocker effect. To load CSS Files async, you can check the code block below.
Follow these steps to load your files asynchronously: Go to WP-Optimize > Minify > CSS. Scroll down to the section labelled, “”Load the following CSS files asynchronously”
Answer. Yes, you can apply more than one stylesheet to an HTML file. For each stylesheet you link to a page, you would just need to add an additional <link> element.
CSS files are loaded in the order they are included in the file.
If something from the first CSS file is overwriting something in the second CSS file, it is most likely due to your selectors being used incorrectly. Double-check your selectors for the elements of the page that are incorporating the style incorrectly.
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