I would like to add Javascript to a new photography website. The script is from Zoomify the people that write code to add pan and zoom capability so panoranic images. It’s pretty simple code but I want to make sure it’s going to be allowed before I sign up for a long-term plan:
You can try to put the html in an iframe (embedded code widget)
Thanks JD. I had a chat with support this afternoon and he said he didn’t know anything about JavaScript but because custom code can’t be troubleshooted they wouldn’t allow this JS to be inserted. Does that sound like policy as you know it?
Posting the code rather than an image of it would make it easier to check.
The support wouldn’t troubleshoot external code. That makes sense.
But you can adjust the code and use it. And if you use it correctly and there’s an issue, you should read the 3rd party’s documentation.
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