> How exactly can I create a dynamic CMS website today with responsive images? > I could manage my CSS file with my CMS which most of them don't support. I > could minify the CSS on the fly but in reality and from performance view it's > recommended to serve a static css file from a cookieless domain (which is > another than where my CMS is located). If I would use a CDN additionally how > should I change images on the fly? And, a client wants to change an image in > a WSIWYG editor not in a raw css file. We won't either as he can destroy the > entire stylesheet. I hope you now understand better what I mean. But he won't edit "the entire stylesheet"; he'll create a new one.
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