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[Resolved] Insert custom js in content template

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Last updated by jonasR-2 5 years, 2 months ago.

Assisted by: Nigel.

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#1400523

I am trying to build a site using the new Gutenberg based workflow and beta versions of modules

In this thread you mention, that inserting js code in content templates is possible:
https://toolset.com/forums/topic/adding-jqueary-to-content-template-doesnt-work-but-does-when-i-install-on-theme/

I cannot find this option in the new version - and the "custom css/js" option in toolset menu is not there either.
Is there a solution on how to add js to a content template without hacking around too much?

#1400693

Nigel
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When editing templates with Blocks there is a custom CSS editor in the side panel, but support hasn't been added for a custom JS panel.

I've created a request for the developers for this to be supported because I don't see an existing ticket.

In the meantime it should be reasonably straightforward.

Such a custom JS editor would simply print your code into the markup inside script tags, and you can do the same by inserting a custom HTML block into the template, adding opening and closing script tags, the writing your custom JS between those.

#1400697

Hi Nigel, thanks for reply - would be nice if you added this feature - and thanks for workaround instructions.