Andre Kok
 Nuke Newbie Posts:3

 |
05/09/2011 7:17 AM |
|
Hi, I am using a number of galleries which do Javascript or Jquery formatting of the images on an unordered list of image links. On a slow connection like we have here in South Africa is there a way of switching off this untidy display until the images are displayed properly. I also need this for other elements on a page that loads slowly. Thanks Andre |
|
|
|
|
Joseph Craig DNN MVP Posts:11667

 |
05/09/2011 9:33 AM |
|
Perhaps you could try wrapping all of the "untidy" content in a div that has CSS to display:none or set to invisible. Then, at the end of your javascript/jQuery, make it visible?
|
|
Joe Craig, Patapsco Research Group Complete DNN Support |
|
|
Andre Kok
 Nuke Newbie Posts:3

 |
05/09/2011 1:04 PM |
|
Thanks that was one way I found but being a character 4gl coder historically I am having trouble with where exactly to put a script to do that as I am using UMG and EasyDNNGalleries to display the images. If I have a div called wrapper and set the display to none at which point should I unset this. Can it go in the Page Header or is that too early? I really need some guidance as my clients are losing faith. Regards Andre |
|
|
|
|
Joseph Craig DNN MVP Posts:11667

 |
05/09/2011 1:45 PM |
|
I was thinking of using jQuery's $(document).ready(). You might want to communicate with the UMG and EasyDNNGalleries developers to see if they have any ideas, too. |
|
Joe Craig, Patapsco Research Group Complete DNN Support |
|
|