If I would use only one css-file, I wouldn't be able to flexibly
change things later.
I solved it this way:
The layout explicitly includes all css/js in the head which are needed
from partials that are included in the the layout.
The good thing about the js/css-helper is, that it will only include a
css/js once.
Thanks!
On Jul 29, 3:11 pm, Massimiliano Arione <garak...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 17 Lug, 20:15, comb <sa...@gmx.net> wrote:
>
> > I found much on the web regarding the topic, but no solution! :(
> > Normally one would include the css and js in the head. But if I call
>
> > <?php use_javascript('xyz.js');
> > php use_stylesheet('xyz.css') ?>
>
> > from an partial, they are not included, because the helpers in the
> > head of the layout are executed already.
> > Putting the helpers to the bottom of the layout includes ALL, but this
> > fails caused by html-standards.
>
> > How can I manage to include the js/css needed from partials in the
> > head of the html-document, too?
>
> You should use just one css file (for performance issues).
> Also for performances, you should move include_javascripts from head
> to body, just in the end.
>
> cheers
> Massimiliano
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