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What is the best practice to inject js or css files in PnP Template Provisioning
I am using PnP template provisioning xml templates. I would like to inject some js and css files like for example jquery. I try to do this with the custom action but I don't like this solution. I do ...
For css you can use the Alternate CSS option under master page setting if that is available to you.
For JavaScript, I would use a custom action that points to a single JavaScript file that is then responsible for loading all the required scripts in the correct order of dependencies.
There is a really nice extension for Google Chrome (SP Editor) that lets you add a script action without having to execute any code! (another easy option is to use PnP PowerShell)