So, with regards to performance I'm kinda guessing that this is preferable, although the impact of having a single HTTP request more for loading the scipt as a file might be completely insignificant. It's probably amounting to about 200-300 lines of codes (not minified). I've got many equally-sized codes/scripts as well as some smaller and some larger. An example of a script can be seen below. However, most of my scripts (my own) are small lines of javascript that, however, compile over time. Because of that I've mostly placed scripts "inline" (inside a ) in the footer, either by using the wp_footer() hook or placing them directly in the footer.php file. I'm taking page/load speed very much into consideration and hence I've followed the various "speed optimization" tips of reducing HTTP requests as far as possible. What are the pros and cons of placing scripts inside a in the footer in Wordpress, compared to using wp_enqueue_script()? I've searched wide and broad but I haven't found any source stating either pros of cons of these two methods, or what the "best" way to enqueue scripts is in Wordpress, with regards to performance and compatibility.
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