HTML & CSS: Turn fonts and images into data strings?

You should be aware that DataURI's are not supported by IE earlier than IE8. Also, IE8 has a limitation for at most 32KB of dataURI's in css assets. A more detailed description about DataURI's can be found at this blog post If you need the java implementation, you can find one here : This allow you to transform all images into a base64 encoded uri in css files.

For more details about how to integrate this implementation into your project, visit this page : Disclosure: I'm affiliated to wro4j project.

You should be aware that DataURI's are not supported by IE earlier than IE8. Also, IE8 has a limitation for at most 32KB of dataURI's in css assets. A more detailed description about DataURI's can be found at this blog post.

If you need the java implementation, you can find one here: This allow you to transform all images into a base64 encoded uri in css files. For more details about how to integrate this implementation into your project, visit this page: Disclosure: I'm affiliated to wro4j project.

Thank you, Alex. – Francisc Jul 24 at 18:22.

Your pages would load slower because the data has to be downloaded with each request while a separate file can be cached. Try to keep usage of data uri's for small files only. Uri encoder for images: scalora.org/projects/uriencoder.

You can use FileSystem API's readAsDataURL meathod. But it only works in chrome for now.

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