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Image preloading with CSS in Chrome
It is being loaded a second time for me. For example on the navigation menu, i use the hover image as the current tab image so it should be always preloaded right? When i hover on an other menu button the image is being requested and loaded again fo…
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Image preloading with CSS in Chrome
First thing i tried was this.. For some reason it doesn't work with chrome, works fine in all other browsers. I have concluded that it is impossible to to this in Chrome, a bug perhaps? I literally just put the hover image right next to button…
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Image preloading with CSS in Chrome
Nope, won't work. I can't get the preloading or the fade effect. Thank you for your help tbwii but it seems it can't be done with CSS maybe javascript? I don't have a clue about javascript though..
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Image preloading with CSS in Chrome
Thats a good idea, i will try it and post the results.
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Image preloading with CSS in Chrome
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/85681326/Cloudworks - Copy/index.html
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Image preloading with CSS in Chrome
I have since tried using a javascript method and that did not work either. I still want to use CSS transitions with the sprite images, but what happens is that because you change the background position to get the next image in a sprite, the trans…
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Image preloading with CSS in Chrome
I did try using sprites, it was the first hing i did. But that would not work either for some weird reason. Anyways afterwards I wanted to use CSS transitions on hover, and when using sprites you get a sliding effect instead of a fading effect, so i…
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Image preloading with CSS in Chrome
To clarify whatever method i try, chrome will not use the preloaded image, but will have to load it again the first time a button is hovered, after that all subsequent buttons of that type don't have to reload it.
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Background Color Leaks Into Footer
Thanks a lot guys! I am kind of a noob at web design, and a beginner's Dreamweaver tutorial does not teach you everything :P