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My script is as below:
<script language="javascript" src="js/common.js"></script>
<script>
YUI().use('node', function (Y) {

Y.one('#AWMEL0').setStyle('width', '981px');
var show = function() {
Y.all('#AWMEL0 tr td table').setStyle('width', '163px');
Y.all('#AWMEL0 tr td img').setStyle('width', '163px');
var tableLeftOffset = 0;
var tableCounter = 0;
Y.all('#AWMEL0 tr td table').each(function(v){
v.setStyle('left', tableLeftOffset+'px');
v.setStyle('position', 'absolute');
tableCounter += 1;
tableLeftOffset = (Math.floor(tableCounter / 3)) * 163;
Y.log(tableLeftOffset);
});
var imgageleftOffset = 0;
Y.all('#AWMEL0 tr td img').each(function(v){
v.setStyle('left', imgageleftOffset+'px');
v.setStyle('position', 'absolute');
imgageleftOffset += 163;
});
Y.one('#AWMEL0').setStyle('width', '981px');

}

Y.on('domready', show);
Y.on('resize', show, '#AWMEL0');

Y.on('mouseover', function(e){
Y.all('.AWMST5').setStyle('top', '125px');
}, '#AWMEL0');
});
</script>

Note: I have included the content of yui-min.js to my common.js file

Any suggestion?

There's a video by Ryan called Achieving Performance Zen with YUI 3 in YUI Theater that talks about different loading strategies. You might want to check it out.

Are you looking to have the YUI loader load files from your server, or are you looking to bypass YUI loader entirely and just load files from your server manually?

Then I would recommend combining the YUI scripts that you need into one javascript file and then manually include it using a <script> tag. The YUI instance should pick up on the YUI modules already being loaded, thus bypassing the loader.

Hope that helps.

Absolutely, just paste that url into your browser, and from the file menu click "save page as" or something to that effect. Or just copy the text off the page.

Cheers

-> http://yui.yahooapis.com/combo?3.3.0/bu ... ate-min.js