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bennydog

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I have a large background, I was wondering if i had a OnLoad script that the background may load up at the very end so that the rest of my html could load.
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If the rest of your html is text it should load quickly. Have you tried optimising your background to make it smaller? Try using something like Xat image optimiser (www.xat.com).
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what about a preloading all of your images?? that whould cause the whole thing to come up as one thing. but you must remeber you dont whant it to take more thean 10 seconds to load on a 56k connection
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....using something like Xat image optimiser (www.xat.com).


what about a preloading all of your images?? that whould cause the whole thing to come up as one thing. but you must remeber you dont whant it to take more thean 10 seconds to load on a 56k connection


Thx using Xat i can now, using the web simulator as well as the optimiser, making all my images the right size to run on a slow connection, thx

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Edited by bennydog, 29 December 2005 - 06:57 AM.

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