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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Michael Morris" data-source="post: 1246968" data-attributes="member: 87">Umbran, if we left the colors exactly as they came with the program the body would be purple, the text black and the background white & light purple.  VBulletin doesn't give a rat's tail what the colors are when it renders the page, and the number of color sets have no bearing WHATSOEVER on the speed of the server or the render of the page.The controlling script for the menus, mm_menu.js, is used successfully on some thousands of websites, corporate and otherwise, with no problem.I was running mm_menu.js as it's own file, but for nearly TWO MONTHS the mm_menu.js script was piggy backing with vbulletin_global.js - I simply tacked it into that file, while I was running code tests to try to find a way to implement the code.  In that entire time NOONE complained of a slowdown.This morning I put mm_menu.js back into vbulletin_global.js to see if it would affect the rendering speed of the pages on my system.  I tested it on Opera, NS 7 and IE 6 and it did speed up the rendering by about 2 seconds (Note there is a BIG difference between a loading time and a rendering time).  Yes, even I noticed a slightly slower rendering from the start, but I feel that if the whole page switch is done in under 5 seconds that's acceptable.  Maybe I'm too patient, I dunno.</blockquote>