Wappler reads the code and populates the App Structure panel from it. Equally, it writes the code when needed, too. So I believe what’s happening is Wappler knows the Tagify script is needed, check for the existance of the required line but doesn’t see it as you’ve changed it. So it puts the line in.
I think a feature request is needed whereby the script path could be overriden if you want a different one. However, I suspect that feature won’t be approved because of the possible issues particularly with how the js integrates with the Wappler UI.
Thanks! That makes sense, but if that’s a feature that won’t get approved, then I’ll need to find an alternative to Tagify since their latest version is often unstable and not usable for production.