@bathurst_guyJan 01.2007 — #[code=html]<table> <tr><th style="background-color: #000;">Header with black background</th> <th style="background-color: #f00;">Header with red background</th></tr> <tr><td style="background-color: #0f0;">Data with Green background</td> <td style="background-color: #00f;">Data with blue background</td></tr> </table>[/code]
@LaunchnetauthorJan 19.2007 — #I use a java script slide show for showing pictures, where the picture changes every 5 seconds.
I have heard that all pictures are immediately loaded each time that I open a page that has pictures.
Will someone please explain if pictures do all load at one time? When I open a page with lots of pictures as I do in my birdhouse page, it still loads very fast and the slide show is immediatly available if I click the slide show button.
I have 44 pictures that are loaded on this page.
Can someone explain to me how picture loading works?
@felgallJan 19.2007 — #When the Javascript calls for the picture it will start to load. If the script calls for all the pictures at the start then it will try to load them all then. If it waits until they are needed then there will be a substantial delay while the requested picture is downloaded. The trick is to write your script based on the expected request order and size of your images so as to request the images far enough ahead that they are available when needed but not so far ahead that the page takes forever to load to start with.