> I didn't checked the DW core You should do this. Makes the discussion much easier ;-) > but I guess that editor/admin JS only is > inserted when it is needed. No. We had that a while ago, but decided to always load all javascript because plugins started to need "backend" JavaScript in the frontend. Eg. the discussion plugin wanted to show the editor toolbar.... > That means that a plugin author can only use one local js file, right? No. We have a way to include JavaScript files. See devel:javascript > What happens if it is necessary to load some JS from a remote source > like a CDN? You can use an action plugin to add addtional script tags in the head. But yes, for this a function to load additonal scripts on demand might be helpful. > Even if all users enable JS (what I hope for :) ) doesn't mean that > they need all CSS. HTTP header overhead makes this discussion moot. For the few rules we're talking about here it's cheaper to load a single, whitespace compressed, gzipped files than loading various tiny files. Andi -- splitbrain.org -- DokuWiki mailing list - more info at http://www.dokuwiki.org/mailinglist