Open findborg opened 9 years ago
Here is an example, the difference was I was loading the main css file before.
// Don't load a script if it has already been loaded
html.config.allowDuplicate = true;
//define styles and scripts path
html.scripts({
vunit: '<?php echo $BASE; ?>/dist/js/libs/v-unit-min.js',
lazysizes: '<?php echo $BASE; ?>/dist/js/libs/lazysizes.min.js',
googlejquery: 'https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.0/jquery.min.js',
waves: '<?php echo $BASE; ?>/dist/js/libs/waves/waves.min.js',
fullpage: '<?php echo $BASE; ?>/dist/js/libs/fullpage/jquery.fullPage.min.js'
});
// Load stylesheet(s)
html.styles({
'fP': '<?php echo $BASE; ?>/dist/js/libs/fullpage/jquery.fullPage.css'
});
//render scripts
html.scripts.render('waves').done(function(){
//Do something when test-library has been loaded
Waves.displayEffect();
}).then('lazysizes').then('googlejquery').then('vunit').then('fullpage');
//render css
html.styles.render('fP');
CSS loader is not widely used. It is just a small utils. I think every initial CSS file should be loaded in the head. The dynamic should be loaded after some events.
I thought you should know that I was testing the script/css loader out. I found that it is awesome that, even though the script is located at the base of the page the css was loaded in the head. However, the bad part was that there was a delay between page content rendering and css being applied. I am sure that this would not effect css rendering coupled with htmljs. I do not consider this a bug. But, it is an issue..