Sometimes javascript gets abstracted out to the environment by way of page properties. This is helpful if you have different javascript configurations for different environments. dev/staging/production.
Hammer should have the ability to use the page: object to inject javascript to mock this functionality in cleanslate.
Example:
page:
javascript: |
<script>
// This javascript would be injected into the DOM before the </body> tag
// This javascript would exist in cleanslate page properties javascript tab.
</script>
Sometimes javascript gets abstracted out to the environment by way of page properties. This is helpful if you have different javascript configurations for different environments. dev/staging/production.
Hammer should have the ability to use the page: object to inject javascript to mock this functionality in cleanslate.
Example: