Perhaps I'm missing something, but shouldn't thematic use the WordPress function wp_enqueue for it's javascripts in the head by default? Currently, it uses the a hacked together function shown below (located in header-extensions.php). Using wp_register and wp_enqueue is standard, would be better for caches due to versioning, and would make getting rid of scripts a lot easier (through deregister), no?
// Load scripts for the jquery Superfish plugin http://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch/plugins/superfish/#examples
if (function_exists('childtheme_override_head_scripts')) {
function thematic_head_scripts() {
childtheme_override_head_scripts();
}
} else {
function thematic_head_scripts() {
$scriptdir_start = "\t";
$scriptdir_start .= '<script type="text/javascript" src="';
$scriptdir_start .= get_bloginfo('template_directory');
$scriptdir_start .= '/library/scripts/';
$scriptdir_end = '"></script>';
$scripts = "\n";
$scripts .= $scriptdir_start . 'hoverIntent.js' . $scriptdir_end . "\n";
$scripts .= $scriptdir_start . 'superfish.js' . $scriptdir_end . "\n";
$scripts .= $scriptdir_start . 'supersubs.js' . $scriptdir_end . "\n";
$dropdown_options = $scriptdir_start . 'thematic-dropdowns.js' . $scriptdir_end . "\n";
$scripts = $scripts . apply_filters('thematic_dropdown_options', $dropdown_options);
$scripts .= "\n";
$scripts .= "\t";
$scripts .= '<script type="text/javascript">' . "\n";
$scripts .= "\t\t" . '/*<![CDATA[*/' . "\n";
$scripts .= "\t\t" . 'jQuery.noConflict();' . "\n";
$scripts .= "\t\t" . '/*]]>*/' . "\n";
$scripts .= "\t";
$scripts .= '</script>' . "\n";
// Print filtered scripts
print apply_filters('thematic_head_scripts', $scripts);
}
if (apply_filters('thematic_use_superfish', TRUE)) {
add_action('wp_head','thematic_head_scripts');
}
}
