[wp-hackers] Front End Performance in WordPress

[Otto]

There's plenty of documentation on it, on the codex and in various
posts across the web. It was one of the major features of 2.5, I
believe.

http://www.google.com/search?q=wp_enqueue_script

The CSS enqueue stuff is relatively new though, and only used in the
admin side of things, I believe.

-Otto


On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 10:52 PM, John Biddle <john at poolstudent.com> wrote:
> Otto,
>
> That's great,  I'm not looking to re-invent something that's already solved.
>  I was not aware of it, and I know that some developers at least, aren't
> doing this properly, because I have seen duplicate scripts loaded before in
> WP.  Clearly this is the fault of the developer, though.  If the is a
> framework put forth for implementing front end performance improvements, it
> should include a section on how to use the existing script queuing functions
> to avoid duplicate scripts.