Head contribution | HCL Digital Experience

Folder: /module-id/head

The following section provides a complete list of supported files within the head section.

/module-id/head

Files that are stored in this directory are served in the head section.

/head/*.js

JavaScript files are served in alphabetical order. They are grouped by file name and if they have the same name they belong to the same group. Within this group, the following extension variations exist. There are two sets of six resources. The sets cannot be mixed.

*.js

Defines the main compressed JavaScript content.

*.js.uncompressed.js

Defines the main debug JavaScript content.

*.rtl.js

Defines the compressed JavaScript to be used for right-to-left languages.

*.rtl.js.uncompressed.js

Defines the debug JavaScript to be used for right-to-left languages.

*.locale.js

Defines the compressed JavaScript content for a specific language. Replace locale and with the local representing code for the location. For example, for the United States, use en_us.

*.locale.js.uncompressed.js

Defines the debug JavaScript content for a specific language. Replace locale and with the local representing code for the location. For example, for the United States, use en_us.

The following group is an alternative. You can use either of these variation group, but you cannot mix them.

Alternative

The following group is an alternative. You can use either of these variation group, but you cannot mix them.

*.min.js

Defines the main compressed JavaScript content.

*.js

Defines the main debug JavaScript content.

*.rtl.min.js

Defines the compressed JavaScript to be used for right-to-left languages.

*.rtl.js

Defines the debug JavaScript to be used for right-to-left languages.

*.locale.min.js

Defines the compressed JavaScript content for a specific language. Replace locale and with the local representing code for the location. For example, for the United States, use en_us.

*.locale.js

Defines the debug JavaScript content for a specific language. Replace locale and with the local representing code for the location. For example, for the United States, use en_us.

/head/*.css

CSS files are served in alphabetical order. They are grouped by file name. If they have the same name, they belong to the same group. Within a group, the following extension variations exist. There are two sets of six resources. The sets cannot be mixed.

*.css

Defines the main compressed CSS content.

*.css.uncompressed.css

Defines the main debug CSS content.

*.rtl.css

Defines the compressed CSS to be used for right-to-left languages.

*.rtl.css.uncompressed.css

Defines the debug CSS to be used for right-to-left languages.

*.locale.css

Defines the compressed CSS content for a specific language. Replace locale and with the local representing code for the location. For example, for the United States, use en_us.

*.locale.css.uncompressed.css

Defines the debug CSS content for a specific language. Replace locale and with the local representing code for the location. For example, for the United States, use en_us.

Alternative

The following group is an alternative. You can use either of these variation group, but you cannot mix them.

*.min.css

Defines the main compressed CSS content.

*.css

Defines the main debug CSS content.

*.rtl.min.css

Defines the compressed CSS to be used for right-to-left languages.

*.rtl.css

Defines the debug CSS to be used for right-to-left languages.

*.locale.min.css

Defines the compressed CSS content for a specific language. Replace locale and with the local representing code for the location. For example, for the United States, use en_us.

*.locale.css

Defines the debug CSS content for a specific language. Replace locale and with the local representing code for the location. For example, for the United States, use en_us.

/head/*.html

HTML files are served in alphabetical order. They are grouped by file name and if they have the same name they belong to the same group. Within a group, the following extension variations exist.

*.html

Defines the main HTML content.

*.rtl.html

Defines the HTML to be used for right-to-left languages.

*.locale.html

Defines the HTML content for a specific language. Replace locale with the local representing code for the location. For example, for the United States, use en_us.

/head/device-class-name

This optional directory scopes the resources by device class. You can use one individual device class, but it has no equation support for the directory or the files in it. You can scope the contribution to a particular device class when the incoming request is recognized as a device class name. This contribution can include JavaScript, HTML, or CSS. See the previous sections for more information.