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First posting so bear with me. I was just wondering if there is a way to control the initial sequence of the images when my webpage downloads. It would be nice for the company logo to come first, then the menu bar, etc..
I haven't been able to figure out how the browser decides the sequence of downloading any ideas? Dave |
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You could do this in Javascript by making all image tags empty except the first one, and adding an onLoad event to that one that loads all the other images. _Note_ that this will make the page seem slower initially since the loading of the other images starts later.
To counter this effect you could perhaps have a second (invisible) frame where you preload those images (??) Success, Ton |
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