don't render templates if the template tag is blank #159
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I have added generating the blank scribble content at startup, and also moved loading of the template to global level, so it is done only once. |
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@ronardcaktus Could you please also look at this small optimization? |
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Partial fix for #158
The rendering of templates take ~10ms per scribble even if it's content is completely blank.
This returns simply blank DIV in that case. Other changes are just rearranging order of commands, that shouldn't have influence on data processing.
This introduces small incompatibility - if the template was overriden by user, the blank output could differ. I would probable rewrite this, so that it would generate blank content once at startup.