Pluggin to minify CSS
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Can somenone please recommend a good pluggin to minify css upload so that my web runs faster as it uploads more than 20 css and i want to placed it all on the same css
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You can try a caching plugin like W3 total Cache - http://wordpress.org/plugins/w3-total-cache/
It minifies CSS, and does a lot more to speed up your site - just read all of the instructions first - it can be pretty powerful
Good luck,
Mark
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