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Old 06-30-2010   #1 (permalink)
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Unanswered: Images stacking then going back to normal

What is your live site URL? (localhost if none): http://www.correlatedsolutions.com/
What browser does this happen in: Firefox 3.x, IE 8
What version of Joomla: Joomla 1.5
What OS? (your computer, not your server): Window
Joomla experience level: 5


When our webpage loads on the screen the three images that I have loaded in the slider appear stacked vertically for half a second. This happens every time I refresh the page in IE 8 and from time to time in Firefox and Chrome. It only last for half a second but that's half a second to long for some people.

Any idea how I could make this never happen?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Hi,

I took a look at our demo of the superslider mod on the Mocha themelet demo here:

Welcome to the Frontpage

It took me a while after many refreshes to see this happen but on yours it happens nearly every time so this made me wonder whats the difference?

Firstly, your image sizes are waaaay to big. They are from 180kb to 293kb so the 3 images nearly come to 1mb which is more than your entire page should be. Anyway, this is the difference, the images are larger so the effect is more. See the sizes summary:

http://www.joomlajunkie.com/images/snaps/img-sizes.png

Anyway, the bottom line is it happens either way, but with larger images its much more pronounced. Sso how to fix it...

First, resize your images to around 80kb each. Then this is a simple solution and hopefully it works, it did for me when I tested it earlier. We set the containing div to hide the overflow, that way, anything outside the box should never show.

Add this css to any css file and it will hopefully work.

#jjInset {overflow:hidden}

Cheers,

Andy
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