Search jQuery in source code

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If jQuery was loaded correctly, you should see a reference to it in the code.

Another way to search for jQuery is to use the browser’s Inspect tool . Just go to the “Network” tab and reload the page.

Tip : On a Windows device, you can access the Inspect tool by pressing F12 on your keyboard. For Mac, press Options + Cmd + I.

Filter network activity by typing “jquery” in the search bar. If jQuery is loaded, you will see it listed here.

Look for jQuery in Developer Tools
If you don’t see jQuery loaded in either method, the problem could be the way WordPress waits bahamas telemarketing data for it. In the following steps, we’ll walk you through how to fix this.

3. Add a jQuery fallback
Sometimes, a script on your site might load jQuery using a CDN that has connectivity issues. In this case, it would fail to load jQuery and cause the error.

To solve this problem, you can add a jQuery fallback to your WordPress site. This ensures that jQuery is always loaded.

You should add it to the head section of your site to ensure it loads first. However, we do not recommend editing the theme files directly. We have seen people lose their changes when they updated their theme and the code they added.

The best way to add custom code in WordPress is to use the WPCode plugin . It is a code snippet manager that allows you to add custom code safely without breaking your site.

First, install and activate the WPCode plugin . For more details, see our tutorial on installing a WordPress plugin .