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Error report in Bing Evaluated size of HTML....
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Hi
Whilst checking Bing's SEO analyser I got this error message for our page www.tidy-books.co.uk/childrens-bookcases
"Evaluated size of HTML is estimated to be over 125 KB and risks not being fully cached. (Issue marker for this rule is not visible in the current view)"
Just wondering what needs to be done about it and what it actually means?
Thanks
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WOW that's allot of external CSS files and allot of External JS files.I would suggest you try to reduce the CSS to just one file on any one page and also see if there's any JavaScript which isn't required for the page.
Some of the images seem to take a while to load on a slower connection too, try to keep the physical size small.
Good Luck
Dave
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