In Tiki pre-14 trunk, the old structure "styles/mytheme.css - styles/mytheme/*" - "templates/styles/mytheme" is not working anymore, it became deprecated for the release of Tiki14. "templates/styles/mytheme" files should be moved manually to "themes/mytheme/templates" folder. In case of questions please contact the Tiki artwork-list on sourceforge:
https://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/tikiwiki-artwork
You can do it in various ways. Some devs usually use styles/custom.js (or styles/mytheme/custom.js) to do most of their custom JS stuff, mainly so they can use a proper editor that checks for typos etc (and edits via s/ftp etc)
Or you can use the Custom JS pref: header_custom_js (which actually appears after the JS includes).
In there you can use the jQuery $.getScript command to load the 3rd party files - like this:
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$(document).ready( function () {
$.getScript("files/some-fancy-library-file.js", function () {
// Add the code to execute once the library has loaded here
// ....
});
});
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In Tiki pre-14 trunk, the old structure "styles/mytheme.css - styles/mytheme/*" - "templates/styles/mytheme" is not working anymore, it became deprecated for the release of Tiki14. "templates/styles/mytheme" files should be moved manually to "themes/mytheme/templates" folder. In case of questions please contact the Tiki artwork-list on sourceforge:
https://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/tikiwiki-artwork
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