Drop javascript from footer and add to only the pages it's needed on

[BryanQuigley]

The goal is to make it easier to restructure/reduce javascript in the future if we only need to test the 3 pages it acts on.

[timwis]

Hm, it looks like the javascript components are also used by /layouts/_dataset.html and the navbar toggle (and any other bootstrap-driven JS like tooltips) would be on every page.

But, stepping back a bit, can you help me understand the rationale behind this change? If I understand correctly, it really just removes the JavaScript from the homepage (which would also break the navbar toggle).

If it's a performance or bundle size concern, perhaps we'd be better off replacing jquery and lodash with vanilla JS?

[BryanQuigley]

My goal was actually just to make it easier to identify the places that use javascript so if we want to change off of jquery/lodash in the future it's easier/more obvious where we need to test.

I'm totally missing the bootstrap js or navbar differences from my build (or my ability to see it). Will revisit after I take a closer look.

[timwis]

Ah, okay. In that case, I wonder if this search would make it even easier to see what to test?

[BryanQuigley]

Yes, but I still don't see the navigation javascript code being actually used. What does it do?