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I am building a site with infinite scroll, and when I append images to the bottom of a DIV, they do not show up.
I am basically appending a tag like <img src='test.png' /> why would these images not show up? Do I need to preload them? If so, how would I go about doing so?
EDIT: Here is the page where it is happening: http://campus-meme.com/ – try to scroll to the bottom; images get added to the DOM but never show up.
Just took a closer look at your site.
The problem is, that the parent div of the image has a css style ‘display:none’. If i delete this in the debugger, i can see the picture.
It get’s this from the mosaic-backdrop class.