Edit: This was a PHP issue I was having. I would like it to be moved to the
tutorials now if possible. Thank You!
Using PHP you can greatly reduce bandwidth being sent to your visitors by
compressing the pages on the fly. Enjoy!
Using this Gzip Content Compression:
Install PHP and declare the HTML file extensions as Associated Extensions
in the Scripting Parameters for PHP. Now use the following code.
PHP Installation
http://www.trustabyss.com/php_install.html

<?php
ob_start("ob_gzhandler");
?>
<!-- Insert HTML -->

Note: The Gzip isn't enabled on a Mac, Linux type of OS. You need to manually
compile PHP in order to get this extension enabled on other OS's.
Compressing CSS Code!

<style type="text/css">
<!--
<?php
include("external_style.css");
?>
-->
</style>

The following CSS code should be included in the html pages with the
Gzip Content Compression code above. You will need to do this to all
of your CSS included web pages.
Replace this CSS code with the external style sheet code. Since this
same file will be included in every page, you don't need the external
style sheet code. This will compress your HTML and CSS.
Note: Replace the CSS file path with yours.
Note: This could even work with your exteral JavaScript files in the exact
same way. Just replace the style sheet tags with JavaScript ones.
Testing your Gzip
http://www.gidnetwork.com/tools/gzip-test.php