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  • grumpy
    Too lazy to set a custom title
    • Jan 2002
    • 9870

    #1

    HTML problem / question

    when you have a page wich is one big table, the page shows the moment all the items in the table are loaded. Can this be overuled by a tag or something. In a regular page you see the itemes loading. In a table he loads it first and then shows it.
    I hope yoy guys know what i mean.
    I need it to speed up the loading of my pages.
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  • Reak
    So Fucking Banned
    • Mar 2003
    • 17920

    #2
    i - frame?

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    • iwantchixx
      Too lazy to set a custom title
      • Oct 2002
      • 12860

      #3
      break stuff up into smaller tables tiled above each other

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      • extreme
        Confirmed User
        • Oct 2002
        • 2120

        #4
        Originally posted by iwantchixx
        break stuff up into smaller tables tiled above each other
        .. mm, ye .. did that with a TGP of mine where the listings got very long and loaded slow.

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        • iwantchixx
          Too lazy to set a custom title
          • Oct 2002
          • 12860

          #5
          If you really feel like getting fancy try playing with layers. Youc an define what loads first and last. Preferably make ads load first

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          • Coyote
            Drinker of Scotch
            • May 2003
            • 242

            #6
            Originally posted by grumpy
            when you have a page wich is one big table, the page shows the moment all the items in the table are loaded. Can this be overuled by a tag or something. In a regular page you see the itemes loading. In a table he loads it first and then shows it.
            I hope yoy guys know what i mean.
            I need it to speed up the loading of my pages.
            By default, IE processes all table content in order to determine the layout. This means that it has to load all the content before it can render the output. You can override this by using the style, table-layout:fixed; which tells IE to ignore the actual contents and render the table based on the TH/TD width parameters that you provide. IE will then begin rendering the content immediately without first downloading all the content.

            If you want your content as a whole to display instantly -- not as each element is loaded -- you could use hahahahahahahahahaha to simulate page swapping. Just load a container (with a SRC property) with visibility disabled, then once the container is completely loaded, use hahahahahahahahahaha to reset the visibility style. This works best with little content.

            Hope that helps.
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            • Coyote
              Drinker of Scotch
              • May 2003
              • 242

              #7
              Damn. I'm new here so I don't yet know which words are changed to hahahahahaha.

              should be js.
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              • grumpy
                Too lazy to set a custom title
                • Jan 2002
                • 9870

                #8
                Coyote
                Thanks, that did the trick. table fixed
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                • Mr.Fiction
                  Confirmed User
                  • Feb 2002
                  • 9484

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Coyote


                  By default, IE processes all table content in order to determine the layout. This means that it has to load all the content before it can render the output. You can override this by using the style, table-layout:fixed; which tells IE to ignore the actual contents and render the table based on the TH/TD width parameters that you provide. IE will then begin rendering the content immediately without first downloading all the content.

                  If you want your content as a whole to display instantly -- not as each element is loaded -- you could use hahahahahahahahahaha to simulate page swapping. Just load a container (with a SRC property) with visibility disabled, then once the container is completely loaded, use hahahahahahahahahaha to reset the visibility style. This works best with little content.

                  Hope that helps.
                  Damn, only 12 posts and already something this useful? Might be a new record.
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                  • psyko514
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                    • Oct 2002
                    • 22366

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Mr.Fiction


                    Damn, only 12 posts and already something this useful? Might be a new record.
                    naw, my first post was useful.

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                    • Coyote
                      Drinker of Scotch
                      • May 2003
                      • 242

                      #11
                      Glad to help, Grumpy.

                      Sorry Mr.Fiction, I forgot the obligitory 'format c:' reply.
                      I hope I didn't ruin any board stats.
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