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Hey folks. My soon to be released pagebuilder modules has a feature, that it will automatically load css files. A page can be composed by multiple block items and each block has a template file. For each block that is added to a page, the module also looks for a css file with the same name as the template file and loads it, if it's avalable and not already loaded. This works great and it only loads the css if it is really needed. But I am a bit worried of the performance, since there is a request for each file (if not cached already). Iam not sure if the ProcessWire cache or ProCache can help here? So now I am looking for a good way to combine the files into one request/file and also enable that file to be cached. The problem I see here is that every page can load different files, or load them in a different order, so even if two pages share most of the same files, the combined files for these pages would be different and a request for each page would be needed, even if the file of one page is already in the cache. Maybe someone has an idea how to optimise this? Do you think it's better to combine the files or just load and cache those smaller files?
