Comments on: Google CDN: use AJAX Libraries API to Speed up your Ajax apps http://www.narga.net/google-ajax-libraries-api-wordpres/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=google-ajax-libraries-api-wordpres Narga - Ideas and inspiration in my opinion! Thu, 09 Feb 2012 06:50:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: David http://www.narga.net/google-ajax-libraries-api-wordpres/#comment-325 David Tue, 25 Jan 2011 06:36:30 +0000 http://www.narga.net/?p=1708#comment-325 One more question. When does one put functions, scripts, includes, etc. in the functions.php file or in the header/footer/or template itself? Example, I'm using a premium theme, (ElegantThemes) and so far everything they do is superb. But like everyone else I've seen, they load their custom scripts in the header files. As far as I'm concerned, if if it's only for posts & pages, does it make any difference? For that matter, does it make any difference to call stylesheets from the header or functions.php? THANKS! One more question.
When does one put functions, scripts, includes, etc. in the functions.php file or in the header/footer/or template itself?

Example, I’m using a premium theme, (ElegantThemes) and so far everything they do is superb. But like everyone else I’ve seen, they load their custom scripts in the header files. As far as I’m concerned, if if it’s only for posts & pages, does it make any difference?

For that matter, does it make any difference to call stylesheets from the header or functions.php?

THANKS!

]]> By: David http://www.narga.net/google-ajax-libraries-api-wordpres/#comment-324 David Tue, 25 Jan 2011 06:27:52 +0000 http://www.narga.net/?p=1708#comment-324 Yay, you finally are more thorough than the other 10 sites I've read! It's nice to see someone do their research before copying and pasting some incorrect method. The authors of "Digging into Wordpress" confirm your method of including jquery from google cdn. My biggest question. Scriptaculous and Prototype. They are libraries included in wordpress, but I've never seen someone access them from the google CDN. They aren't included in jQuery, so why isn't anyone suggesting that as well? Or is it assumed as another of my scripts? I've just never seen anyone specify it. Thanks! Yay, you finally are more thorough than the other 10 sites I’ve read! It’s nice to see someone do their research before copying and pasting some incorrect method. The authors of “Digging into WordPress” confirm your method of including jquery from google cdn. My biggest question. Scriptaculous and Prototype. They are libraries included in wordpress, but I’ve never seen someone access them from the google CDN. They aren’t included in jQuery, so why isn’t anyone suggesting that as well? Or is it assumed as another of my scripts? I’ve just never seen anyone specify it.

Thanks!

]]> By: Gavin http://www.narga.net/google-ajax-libraries-api-wordpres/#comment-323 Gavin Sun, 19 Dec 2010 17:32:30 +0000 http://www.narga.net/?p=1708#comment-323 Hi Nguyen, Nice post. I've recently been looking into converting our website into Wordpress and your point about being able to have Wordpress place external scripts according to their Javascript library is another argument for doing so. I'm just a little worried about SEO factors, as I've heard conflicting stories. Anyhow, great post. Keep it up! Gav. Hi Nguyen,

Nice post. I’ve recently been looking into converting our website into WordPress and your point about being able to have WordPress place external scripts according to their Javascript library is another argument for doing so.

I’m just a little worried about SEO factors, as I’ve heard conflicting stories.

Anyhow, great post. Keep it up!

Gav.

]]> By: Narga http://www.narga.net/google-ajax-libraries-api-wordpres/#comment-322 Narga Fri, 24 Sep 2010 16:35:03 +0000 http://www.narga.net/?p=1708#comment-322 Hope you can use it on your website :) Hope you can use it on your website :)

]]> By: Jon http://www.narga.net/google-ajax-libraries-api-wordpres/#comment-321 Jon Tue, 21 Sep 2010 19:05:45 +0000 http://www.narga.net/?p=1708#comment-321 Hi Nguyễn, Nice informative post! I've learnt a few things here, especially the part about always putting all of your scripts in the footer of your markup. I never knew that. Thanks. Jon Hi Nguyễn,

Nice informative post! I’ve learnt a few things here, especially the part about always putting all of your scripts in the footer of your markup. I never knew that. Thanks.

Jon

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