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Within the visual theme system there's one major element missing: The ability to define files that can be put in public space to be references or used within other content. This could be JS libraries, CSS files, images, videos etc...
There are ways to hack around this adding custom endpoints or embedding content inline, but these are awkward extra steps.
Ideally we'd provide an in-built way that can load static files from public web space.
Thoughts
Do we copy to public folder or symlink?
Copy would require some kind of existing file removal/update on original change.
How well cross-system (operating and file) supported are symlinks?
What about on container mounts?
Will we face challenges with webservers diving into symlinked folders?
When do we do this?
On request to file?
On some kind of "install" event?
On user action?
I'm thinking we symlink to public location upon request if there is not already a link. Just need to assess symlink usage.
Will continue this with structural thoughts soon.
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You should insert on docs how to add custom css and js, as some people can't use the “Custom HTML Head Content” for many reasons, like there will be lots of admins which are not devs.
Within the visual theme system there's one major element missing: The ability to define files that can be put in public space to be references or used within other content. This could be JS libraries, CSS files, images, videos etc...
There are ways to hack around this adding custom endpoints or embedding content inline, but these are awkward extra steps.
Ideally we'd provide an in-built way that can load static files from public web space.
Thoughts
I'm thinking we symlink to public location upon request if there is not already a link. Just need to assess symlink usage.
Will continue this with structural thoughts soon.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: