When loading a page for the first time, the images do not show for a second (like they are invisible). The structure of the page becomes appears to be scattered. If you hit refresh, it is fine. Are there fixes that can resolve this?
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When loading a page for the first time, the images do not show for a second (like they are invisible). The structure of the page becomes appears to be scattered. If you hit refresh, it is fine. Are there fixes that can resolve this?
If the problem is strictly with images, I believe you can use the
heightandwidthattributes of the<img>tag to tell the browser what size the images will be. This will allow it to ‘place’ everything correctly before it’s able to load all your content.Edit: Someone else suggested CSS, and I believe that using the
heightandwidthdirectives from CSS will give you the same result as using the same attributes of the<img>tag, but doesn’t limit you strictly to images and a will play nicer with anymarginorpaddingdirectives you might use.