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  • August 30, 2013 at 12:22 pm #19134
    8000plusdesignsolutions
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    Hi,

    We’re having trouble placing some custom jQuery code to be run after the DOM loads. We’ve tried placing a test “document ready – alert” code in various places within pages like Header, Footer, Index, Functions, but it doesn’t seem to work. Neither can we find a “custom javascript” field in the theme options (only a “custom css” field under “General” tab).

    Where is best place to include custom jQuery/javascript code?

    -Tiberiu

    September 2, 2013 at 6:47 pm #19473
    Melanie – SUPPORT
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    Hey, I’d recommend putting it in the head section of header.php

    Cheers!

    February 18, 2014 at 8:27 pm #50061
    storio
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    Hello Melanie, I’m having a similar issue as 8000plus. Correct me if I’m wrong but adding something to the header.php file will be lost next time the theme is updated. How can I add custom javascript or css file to the <head></head> of a page without losing it after an update? I’d like to kno how to do this site wide and on a specific page. Thanks!

    February 21, 2014 at 11:35 am #50811
    Melanie – SUPPORT
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    Post count: 11032

    Hey, feel free to use our child theme that we bundled with the theme 🙂

    http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes

    February 21, 2014 at 2:19 pm #50894
    storio
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    Thank you Melanie. I’m i bit new to child themes so I didn’t realize that you could put a copy of any file in the child theme folder, I thought it could only be a css file so thanks of clearing that up. I have one other question;

    In the Neighborhood theme under Theme Options->General Options there is a place for Custom CSS. I notice that adding thins here doesn’t add it to the child theme style.css document. How does this not get deleted during updates (I’m presuming it won’t be deleted is this correct?)?

    February 25, 2014 at 10:22 am #51525
    Kyle – SUPPORT
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    Hi

    Glad Melanie helped you with this! As for the second question, no it does not save in the Child Theme css. If you are using a child theme I would just make sure changes in the style.css file. The custom css field is saved in the database, this is why it does not get overwritten.

    Hope this helps

    – Kyle

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