File Size not logical

[dance]

I have an htm file of 55kb. I deleted 2 large graphics, and it is still 55kb. I closed it and reopend it and it is still 55kb. It is now almost the same as other pages of 6kb to 18 kb, except that it has LESS graphics. In fact, the page of 18 kb has MANY graphics. Why is this file larger?

 

[CoreyBryant]

How are you determining file size?

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[dance]

I'm in File View, and there are all the sizes. I now have found that the size was large because I had many cells (for a table of 27 rows and 3 or 4 columns) I deleted most of the cells and put the information in a few, and the size decreased. I'm wondering how is one supposed to have a table with a lot of numbers without having a huge file?

 

[CoreyBryant]

yeah because all that is doing is telling you how large the HTML file is - not including the graphics.

You have an URL of the page?

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[dance]

No, it is not published yet.

 

[CoreyBryant]

Well just the table & rows & columns is only about 4.3 bytes. But I assume you have a lot of text in there? 55KB is not that much. You should try to keep it under 100KB though

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[CoreyBryant]

(I meant 4.3 KB)

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[dance]

No, I didn't have a lot of text. I had 2 rows with 14 characters and 22 rows with 10 characters. But it was 55 kb. Now I put all this in 2 rows, and it is only 15 KB. ???

 

[CoreyBryant]

15KB sounds better. Try to recalculate the web (Tools-Recalculate web). That might have already happened with you changed the files though.

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