If you use AJAX technology, you probably noticed that by passing HTML-code and writing it into a document (for example, via element.outherHTML = someHTML), browsers does not perform semantic analysis and does not download documents connected using <link> and <script> elements.

This program observed <link> and <script> elements, and recreates them in the right places so that the browser recognizes and downloads them.

Instruction

By default, observation occurs on the first <main> element, but you can change this behavior by passing the first argument in {HTMLElement} format to new e.detail.reinitializer()

document.addEventListener('reinitializer.initialized', function (e) {
	// Initialized reinitializer

	// Initialize of instance of reinitializer
	const reinitializer = new e.detail.reinitializer();
	
	// First reinitialization with prevented downloading
	reinitializer.handle(false);

	// Start observation
	reinitializer.start();
});

By default, after reinitialization, <link> elements are moved to the end of the <head> element, and <script> elements are moved to the end of the <body> element. You can override this behavior by changing the reinitializer.js and reinitializer.css properties.

Arguments

data-reinitializer-ignore="true" - The program will ignore this element
data-reinitializer-once="true" - The program will trigger the download only if there is no duplicate in the registry