CSS issues

[maximize]

my website - www.emeckz.com

I understand ulmb has to make money from files being downloaded.

However, why is this for .css files? When my site loads the /global/style.css file will not load triggering the 60 second wait-time. I was wondering if this can be uplifted for .css files because otherwise our websites will not properly load XHTML Strict v1.0 files (including <link>).

If I put the CSS directly on the page as <style> tags it will not be XHTML Strict, and I always code in XHTML Strict.

Can .css files act as .html/.php files which do not need the 60 second wait?

Thanks,
Amit Max
max@aol.com
www.emeckz.com

[Tyler]

If your including it in a page then you dont need to worry about the 60 second wait.... it is only when directly accessing it that you have the wait.

[avenue101]

We need to have an external css file in order to comply with web standards
as per w3c.
I can't even validate my css here. I get a validation of google ads when I do!:mad:

[UnlimitedMB]

I cannot find /global/style.css anywhere in the html code of your homepage.

As tyler said, you only get the 60 seconds wait when you type the URL to the css file (or any file) directly into the browser.
If its linked from your webpage, there is no problem.