Here's an example title tag from the live site
<title>
this is title
</title>

I want it to look like
<title>this is title</title>

I found a script that would remove the white space after <title> and before </title>
Protected Overrides Sub Render(ByVal writer As System.Web.UI.HtmlTextWriter)

Dim stringWriter As New System.IO.StringWriter()
Dim htmlWriter As New HtmlTextWriter(stringWriter)
MyBase.Render(htmlWriter)
Dim html As String = stringWriter.ToString()
Dim t1 As Integer = html.IndexOf("&lt;title&gt;")
Dim t2 As Integer = html.IndexOf("</title>") + 8
Dim newTitleTag As String = html.Substring(t1, t2 - t1)
html = html.Replace(newTitleTag, String.Format("<title>{0}</title>", Me.Title))

writer.Write(html)


End Sub

I tested this on the dev server. I added this code to Category.master.vb as it is above. It gives an error referring to the line starting with 'html' ...towards the end: 'me.Title'
Title is not a member of --class name--
I tried Page.Title instead of Me.Title .... it didn't work either.

What am I doing wrong?

Page does not come up. It just gives an error pointing to the error line.

Don't know asp.net that much. Could not figure it out.

I checked the title of one my pages... it does look like this, physically in the html.

<title>
Cat Name
</title>

However, the title within the browser displays properly without any extraneous line breaks, like I said before.

Are you "forcing image sizes"?

You've stated that you're working to improve your page speed.


Having all of your thumbnail images the same dimensions and activating "Force Image Sizes" which is located in the "Dashboard &gt; Options &gt; Images", will help with your page speed.



You may notice that on your category pages that your products may "fly in" from the right of the screen. Following what I mentioned above takes the guesswork out of the table equation for the browser and you'll see load time improvements.

I don't think you can isolate the images through the dashboard like you're thinking.

This may help, but not positive. open up your stylesheet and locate your category grid display formatting.

Add this line:

#categorygridtemplate .record .recordimage img {width: 140px !important; height: 140px !important;}

yeah it did! night and day difference, just clicked the same category I've been viewing on your site.