@stanton - cheers for that buddy looks like the best option thus far, I may contact 'keith' to see if i can develop it further for elgg, as it's under MIT license 

@coolsam001 If you're smart with your css then yes one file should be okay, the main problem with most designers is that they tend to overdo using images as part of the design this is generally what causes slow page load times, I think this plugin...

I know there are some issues with Joomla too! but there are workarounds for this that don't effect load performance - i'm trying some tests now so if i succeed i will post a full tutorial on this with files and documentation :)

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The .htc document is a VLM work around it works in all IE and opera browsers it's more of an implementation issue, with how elgg calls the stylesheet data through .js (i think) I've been developing for about 8 years but this is puzzling me somewhat...

follow the resource link if you can help with utilizing border-radius.htc with elgg

border-radius.htc