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Speed up your site by using the powerfull and free CDNjs. This plugin Allows you to search all http://cdnjs.com libraries and include them on your site. Proudly updated by Audioscavenger . Requires PHP 5.3 or newer Browse by Name and Description When browsing, the search key word look in the library names and description. Shows library name Shows description Shows how many versions are available Choose the Righ Version Stop worrying about incompatibilities, WP cdnjs let you chose the version you really need! Latest version selected by default Minified version selected by default Allows you to include the (non)minified version for debugging purposes Add More Assets Among the libraries served by CDNjs, you can add the assets related. Shows all the assets associated with a library version Allows you to change the main asset used Allows you to add and remove assets Shows the assets already used in grey to avoid addind duplicates Manage Priorities With an easy drag&drop, manage the order in which your libraries will be loaded. Easy drag&drop Header/Footer choice Enable/Disable option
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Upload the plugin to your blog or install it via the dashboard, activate it, done. The configuration page is found under Settings->WP cdnjs This plugin requires PHP and JavaScript.
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Is WP cdnjs Free? Yes! Every WP cdnjs’s features are and always will be free. Do I need a WordPress.com account? Since WP cdnjs do not provided hosted services by WordPress.com, a WordPress.com account is not required. How do I contribute to WP cdnjs? There are opportunities for developers at all levels to contribute. You can participate to the development via the developer section with SVN. How can I change what action is used to enqueue the CDNJS scripts? You can override the default action (‘init’) that enqueues the CDNJS script like so: add_filter('wp_cdnjs_init_action', 'my_cdnjs_init_action'); function my_cdnjs_init_action() { return 'get_sidebar'; // the action tag you wish to use } Is it possible to have all enabled scripts load in the WordPress Admin area? Yes. You can use this filter: add_filter('wp_cdnjs_allow_in_admin', 'my_cdnjs_allow_in_admin'); function my_cdnjs_allow_in_admin() { return TRUE; }
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