James Walker wrote:
It's a good move, for sure. I promise to not always email this list with "well, Drupal does..." - but our drupal_add_js feature supports a few different modes - <head> vs. "closure" inclusion for inline JS - which is a nice approach imnsho. :-)
All right. I did this: I moved the default scripts to just before </body>.
As a steam release, I added a pair of events that fire just after <head> and just before </head>. If you /really/ need a script to appear inside there, you now have a couple of options for it.
But the default events for adding scripts fire at the end of the body. -Evan -- Evan Prodromou CEO, StatusNet, Inc. [email protected] - http://identi.ca/evan - +1-514-554-3826
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