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Which Files Should We Include in Our HTML Pages? > Compressed Files
Compressed Files
The use of compressed files reduces the load time of HTML pages.
The js directory (located under the jQuery UI installation directory, here jqueryui) contains the JavaScript files. Only the jquery-ui-1.8.16.custom.min.js file is needed here. The other file in the directory is the compressed version of jQuery.
The css directory (located under the jQuery UI installation directory, here jqueryui) contains a subdirectory for each CSS theme installed (e.g., the smoothness and ui-lightness directories).
Each theme includes an images directory and a CSS file to be included in the HTML page. This is the same file ending with custom.css (e.g., jquery-ui-1.8.16.custom.css) as in the compressed version.