Skinning is an integral feature, so there's no turning it off. You could switch to a simpler l+f - minimal, for instance, clocks in at <30K. We could provide an even more minimal l+f, perhaps. But, I wonder, why are you looking to completely disable skinning?
If it's an issue of download size, you might consider getting a .gzip filter involved, which will majorly decrease the size of the .css file (~80% smaller). The minimal l+f .css comes in at about 5K once gzip'd. -- Adam On 2/13/07, Chris Lowe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, Is it possible to switch off skinning altogether? If so, will turning off the skinning prevent the wrapping of various components in SPANs and the download of a ~140k CSS file? Cheers, Chris.
