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You shouldn't have to add jQuery to the module unless it is in an iframe. vBulletin will already include jQuery on the page. It should be available already.
Last edited by Wayne Luke; Mon 14th May '18, 9:29am.
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The problem is jQuery is included at the bottom of the page. So an HTML module cannot use jQuery right away. It has to wait until the page has completely loaded before using jQuery.
So the code in HTML module would be:
Code:
<script>
window.addEventListener('load', function() {
//jQuery can be used here
});
</script>
The problem with this is you may see "flashing" of content as you can see the content before and after jQuery does something on it.
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So I was using the HTML module to include static content on a page, and every time I want to edit it, there's numerous operations involved with SiteBuilder.
Is there a way to save/reuse a Static HTML Module created for one page across multiple pages?
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