I have a large JPG on my website. Down here in the Caribbean, our high speed is sputtering along. How do I add a loading icon so viewers know to wait for what's coming up?
I have a large JPG on my website. Down here in the Caribbean, our high speed is sputtering along. How do I add a loading icon so viewers know to wait for what's coming up?
how about:
Code:.bigimage { background-image: url(please_wait_while_loading.gif); background-position: 50% 50%; background-repeat: none; }
The image will still have to load into the user's cache before it can be displayed. This doesn't work for dial-up users.
- Mike
It could work, if the loading image is of a small byte size and preloaded or even just mentioned in the code before the larger image, it will display until the larger image can.
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Code:<img lowsrc="loadingImage.gif" src="largeImage.gif">
- Mike
Not supported in modern browsers as far as I know. Have you ever seen this actually work?Originally Posted by mburt
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