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Hi Neil, First of all, I would highly recommend you to start using our MVC widgets, templates and front-end packages for new Sitefinity projects, since they provide performance improvements, better control over the markup of your pages and easier management of front-end assets. Themes aren't used there anymore. ( www.progress.com/.../mvc). You can learn more about front-end resource packages for MVC here: www.progress.com/.../overview-resource-packages-mvc . In case you decide to use them, you will also be able to leverage Bootstrap out-of-the box. We offer two Bootstrap packages - for Bootstrap 3 and a new one - for Bootstrap 4. In the Bootstrap 3 package styles are minified with grunt and in the Bootstrap 4 package this is done with node-sass through npm scripts. In case you're using Webforms and Sitefinity Themes, you could take a look at this article: www.codeproject.com/.../Sitefinity-Bundling-and-Minification-JS-and-CSS-Fi . Something to keep in mind is that RadStylesheetManager combines and compresses the styles, but doesn't minify them.
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