title: One big css file vs multiple small css files
body: <p>I have read different information about this question, and I always see that people suggest using one big css file, from the performance point of view. But I don't understand, won't it take more time to load the css file for all of the pages then to load each one for each page, when it is requested? (examples of what I have seen: <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9757318/multiple-css-files-or-one-big-css-file">Multiple css files or one big css file?</a> and <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2336302/single-huge-css-file-vs-multiple-smaller-specific-css-files">Single huge .css file vs. multiple smaller specific .css files?</a>). Yes, maybe there will be multiple http requests, but they will happen in the different periods of time, so basically isn't it better to load each page when it is needed, then to waste time on loading css for every page in the beginning and then displaying them on the fly?</p>