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  • Plugin Author bradvin

    (@bradvin)

    It is not best practice to include your own version of jQuery, other than the version that is shipped with WordPress. By including your own version of jQuery will result in 2 versions of jQuery being loaded in the page, and that will cause FooBox to stop working.

    FooBox is compatible with jQuery – it is a jQuery plugin after all.

    Plugin Author bradvin

    (@bradvin)

    It is not best practice to include your own version of jQuery, other than the version that is shipped with WordPress. By including your own version of jQuery will result in 2 versions of jQuery being loaded in the page, and that will cause FooBox to stop working.

    FooBox is compatible with jQuery – it is a jQuery plugin after all.

    Thread Starter stmalk

    (@stmalk)

    But if I remove it, my site functionality stops working as if there was no Jquery built in WP at all. That JQuery line was included in my theme’s header.php file btw, it’s not that I added it

    Plugin Author bradvin

    (@bradvin)

    you do not need to include a link in your header.php, but rather use this code in your functions.php:

    wp_enqueue_script('jquery');

    Just wanna say thanks – this thread solved a problem I was encountering as well!!

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