Tag Archives: Preloading Images

Simple Question i feel silly

Posted on November 15, 2012 by admin508 views

How do you get thumbnail shots to work Call me stupid but ive never had the need to use em till now. Can you simply resize this image in dreamweaver and make a link to the entire size image for the separate window Just sometimes the image if you click appears promptly as if its preloaded when using the thumbnail. Also how do you create those popup windows that contain no icons in the least Many ways to do it. It is possible to just set the particular height and wider or whatever when using the proper style qualities, or you could save smaller graphics and use these as links (works well), AND ALSO… use the GD collection for PHP, that is excellent. Try to stay away from just resizing photographs using styles, they churn out ugly. ImageMagick (spl), Photoshop, GD Library regarding PHP. Best way(s) to travel. So how do you get a popup window without having buttons etc Make the thumbnail for the reason that button e. he: Code: < the href=" #" screen. open(params); > < img src=" the image" /> < /a> Yeah it’s fairly simple really. All you need to do, is put the particular … Continue reading →

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Is it possible to control the order in which items on my page load?

Posted on September 5, 2012 by admin1,381 views

Concept basically says all of it. I need the background upon my site for you to load first. Is this possible The following is a link: Chrysalismusic. net/tour. html document You missed a in your URI, try Chrysalismusic. net/tour. html document Well you would need to preload the graphic. Use CSS as well as JavaScript. http: //www. ilovejackdaniels. com/css/preloading-images-with-css/ You are using < table> verts… so Together with IE, nothing is displayed until that < table> can be loaded. So that you could break down things into small tables. That would gain some control with the loading. Obviously, CSS would be the right way for the site layout. This background image is definitely huge… so almost no to do there except break it suitable few images assemble. The opaque thing one does on that background image can be accomplished with CSS… which makes it unnecessary to vary that background photograph.

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Preload images or use a status bar to indicate page load progress?

Posted on June 28, 2012 by admin549 views

Howdy, I’m redesigning my own site for a change and still have decided to use Simple Controls Gallery for the image viewing (it’s some sort of photography website). Nonetheless, it’s taking around 10 seconds for any gallery to initialise. We have 52 images up to now, all " saved for web" through Photoshop to minimize size. I think preloading the images would be counter productive as which is what the JS gallery script does on. Is there a way of integrating some sort of status bar and also countdown clock if anyone else is to see while the gallery initialises And here is the link: http: //www. 17minutes. company. uk/ Many thanks, Lol Are you sure it’s your images causing the condition and not the gallery If it’s the images, preload them independently without the gallery and display them over a page. No strange effects or anything at all… just the FIFTY TWO images on 1 page. This noises excessive, but you’re wanting to determine whether it’s the images or the gallery that is the problem. I suspect it’s the gallery, even with FIFTY TWO server calls to receive those images. Another thing you could possibly do is weight a … Continue reading →

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