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Disclaimer 1: We actually didn't totally remove jQuery as we have a few custom features and pages that use it, but for ~99.7% of our pages, it's gone! Disclaim
by winningcontinue 8y ago
Disclaimer 1: We actually didn't totally remove jQuery as we have a few custom features and pages that use it, but for ~99.7% of our pages, it's gone!
Disclaimer 2: The following method isn't something we recommend if you rely heavily on front-end contrib modules, authenticated traffic, or parts of Drupal 7 core that depend on jQuery.
- yjftsjthsd-h 8y ago> but for ~99.7% of our pages, it's gone! Really, mostly getting rid of something is an effective optimization; 80-20 rule applies.