first of all I'd like to thank you very much for creating this fantastic script, I really appreciate your work!
I ran your plugin on a local hosted virtual machine which isn't connected to the internet so I was first surprised that all background images weren't loaded which I found out was because the scripts stated in "wp_enqueue_script" couldn't be loaded from jsdelivr.
I downloaded those scripts manually, put them in a new folder and changed the values in your script to fit to the new file destination and then everything worked for me on this local machine.
Would it be possible to add an option to generally store and load the mentioned scripts locally instead from an external CDN?
I live in the European Union (EU) and since 2018 we have a new privacy regulation called GDPR which is quite strict, so many people who are responsible for websites try to host as many stuff as possible on their own server instead of loading scripts from external servers since IP addresses from website visitors are considered as personal data - see: (https://gdpr-info.eu/recitals/no-30/).
Hello Clay,
first of all I'd like to thank you very much for creating this fantastic script, I really appreciate your work!
I ran your plugin on a local hosted virtual machine which isn't connected to the internet so I was first surprised that all background images weren't loaded which I found out was because the scripts stated in "wp_enqueue_script" couldn't be loaded from jsdelivr. I downloaded those scripts manually, put them in a new folder and changed the values in your script to fit to the new file destination and then everything worked for me on this local machine.
Would it be possible to add an option to generally store and load the mentioned scripts locally instead from an external CDN?
I live in the European Union (EU) and since 2018 we have a new privacy regulation called GDPR which is quite strict, so many people who are responsible for websites try to host as many stuff as possible on their own server instead of loading scripts from external servers since IP addresses from website visitors are considered as personal data - see: (https://gdpr-info.eu/recitals/no-30/).
Thanks again!