Peter. Good point. Notice, however, that the browser still loads it in series with the JS files from the head and not inline with the images.
Michael. No.
Julien. See reply to Peter above. Not sure if it would work and if if did then you'd have to be sure that the functions weren't needed by any user interaction that might be possible before the onload event fired.
Peter. Good point. Notice, however, that the browser still loads it in series with the JS files from the head and not inline with the images.
Michael. No.
Julien. See reply to Peter above. Not sure if it would work and if if did then you'd have to be sure that the functions weren't needed by any user interaction that might be possible before the onload event fired.