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Michael (CES Technology) Prescott
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Yes. With JavaScript, it's even better because I can detect the environment at runtime and then inject the appropriate code vs. having to remember to upload the appropriate "css importer". There is <!-- --><!-- --><!-- -->...
It seems to be working now. In the new Theme Editor, you can upload your custom CSS file. Unfortunately, you can no longer specify a reference link to your CSS file. It's uploaded and hosted on the...
@ @mwhite Thanks for the tip.I did come across $.getScript() when I first started looking into how we could improve our workflow, but wasn't sure how jQuery implemented it (via XMLHTTPRequest or thro...
Have to say, it's nice to meet ya. Good to find other folks working on extensions at this level. Our company committed to Canvas about a year and a half ago, and it's been as rewarding as challengin...
I was just reviewing the thread and noting that Matthews approach to handling the CSS is essentially the same approach I use for JavaScript. However, the reason I prefer the @import for CSS instead o...
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@ @mwhite Thanks for the tip.I did come across $.getScript() when I first started looking into how we could improve our workflow, but wasn't sure how jQuery implemented it (via XMLHTTPRequest or thro...
Have to say, it's nice to meet ya. Good to find other folks working on extensions at this level. Our company committed to Canvas about a year and a half ago, and it's been as rewarding as challengin...
Yeah, it's also leveraging the behavior of the @import. Both AppInjector.js and our *CSSImporter.css's introduce delays on the initial load. The @import blocking until our external CSS is loaded and...
I was just reviewing the thread and noting that Matthews approach to handling the CSS is essentially the same approach I use for JavaScript. However, the reason I prefer the @import for CSS instead o...
Yes. With JavaScript, it's even better because I can detect the environment at runtime and then inject the appropriate code vs. having to remember to upload the appropriate "css importer". There is <!-- --><!-- --><!-- -->...
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