Open phillipdade opened 9 years ago
i'd like to know this as well!
And should the html-markup for the involved images be any different than before without using phpthumbsup...except for the added line to load the responsive.js?
You could always disable the "OnLoadWebDocument" system event for the phpThumbsUp plugin, then add the javascript manually wherever you want it, or even include it in another javascript file. That would prevent phpThumbsUp from adding the script to the page.
On Tue, Apr 14, 2015 at 11:12 AM, 70hundert notifications@github.com wrote:
i'd like to know this as well!
And should the html-markup for the involved images be any different than before without using phpthumbsup...except for the added line to load the responsive.js?
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thx sdwespi for your reply! didn't think of that, but sure, this is a way to get this working...thx again!
Hi
If responsive images are enabled, a javascript file is added to the
section of the website. Is it possible to have a system setting configured that allows us to choose whether this is displayed in the head section of the website, or whether to have the loaded before the closing body tag?/assets/components/phpthumbsup/js/responsive.js
Regards
Phillip