Thanks serandfae that works fine. I'm gettin a filesize of 52 bytes now. 
@LadynRed
Well, the most important point on why I "stress out over a file size of a mere 45kb" is that I have a webspace with limited traffic and I don't have enough money to throw around to get something more expensive. Using simple mathematics yields that 48kB is about 1000 times more than 52 bytes. So storing the file with 52 bytes would allow 1000 visitors of my webpage to download it causing the same amount of traffic as one visitor when saving it with a filesize of 48kB. By the way for a simple tiny flag in the corner of the webpage to change languages to take 48kB means that about twenty visitors would already create a traffic of 1MB. Only for the one flag, not taking into account other images, the site itself, css documents, java scripts and so on... |
