Portman wrote:
> Zoe,
>
> I reduced the size of my image,
Cool. Ditch all the background images. It will look more contemporary.
It will load even faster. And you will kill two birds in one fell swoop.
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>
>
> Thanks,
> Riva
>
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Best,
~dL
PS One Fell Swoop is the second albu
Zoe,
I reduced the size of my image, but the web host is the client's
responsibility, so I guess it will stay this way. (I was curious about
what you said about there being a different kind of bug when it is NOT
the style sheet that loads last and causes the flash - wanted to find
out more abo
Portman wrote:
> Zoe, can you point me in the right direction to find out what the bug
> might be?
>
Riva,
I think everyone on this list has said several times that this is not a
CSS bug, it is a slow loading page. At least, that's what my
understanding of it is. All you can do is get a fas
Zoe, can you point me in the right direction to find out what the bug
might be?
Thanks,
Riva
Zoe M. Gillenwater wrote:
> No you can't. If parts of the styles aren't loading, then it's a bug,
> but a different bug. It's not FOUC. FOUC means all the styles don't load
> for a second, in IE6 and l
Michael Geary wrote:
>> From: Zoe M. Gillenwater
>>
>> Exactly. FOUC is a very specific bug. It means that *none* of
>> the styles are loaded initially. I'm guessing they are, and
>> it's just the background image that isn't loaded
>> instantaneously. Again, Riva, do the styles on the fonts show
> From: Zoe M. Gillenwater
>
> Exactly. FOUC is a very specific bug. It means that *none* of
> the styles are loaded initially. I'm guessing they are, and
> it's just the background image that isn't loaded
> instantaneously. Again, Riva, do the styles on the fonts show
> up right away? Try mak
> > I looked at your page in IE7 and FF2, and I do see a problem
> > with the page loading in both browsers. The background image
> > used in the sidebars flickers across the entire center area
> > for a moment. I don't know if that's what you're talking
> > about - I probably wouldn't call it
It is only the background that doesn't load initially. What other bug
could it be?
Riva
Zoe M. Gillenwater wrote:
> Exactly. FOUC is a very specific bug. It means that *none* of the styles
> are loaded initially. I'm guessing they are, and it's just the
> background image that isn't loaded ins
Are you on dial up? That is not good.
Riva
Richard Grevers wrote:
> Basically, pay more for a faster server.
> I spent 11 seconds waiting while nothing happened, then saw a
> split-second flash of white (my default bg is grey, otherwise I
> wouldn't have seen it). before the page rendered fully o
On 1/11/07, Portman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a FOUC problem on one of my websites and I have tried all the
> fixes I can think of but nothing is helping. Would someone mind taking a
> look and letting me know what the problem is?
> http://www.starqualitydesigns.com/contempo
>
Thanks Shelly. I do have that in the page already.
Riva
Shelly wrote:
> Try adding this in your meat tags in the head of your document:
>
>
>
> See if that helps.
>
> ~Shelly
>
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Try adding this in your meat tags in the head of your document:
See if that helps.
~Shelly
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I know. :-)
Michael Geary wrote:
> And no offense intended! There was a virtual smileyface at the end of that
> sentence... :-)
>
> -Mike
>
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> Riva! Forgive me, but after your fifth message we still don't
> know what "it" is.
And no offense intended! There was a virtual smileyface at the end of that
sentence... :-)
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Okay. I'll give it a try.
As I said in the previous e-mail, the background is what flashes (well,
that is what I don't like) and the text, etc. appears a second later.
What would the other bug be?
Riva
Zoe M. Gillenwater wrote:
> Exactly. FOUC is a very specific bug. It means that *none* of th
Thanks for the reply Mike.
Yes, it was the background I was talking about. I did replace the 7KB
background image with a 2.3KB background image, so maybe that helps.
What I did was to create a wide image across the whole page and set it
as the background in the tag so that it would appear as i
Michael Geary wrote:
> Riva! Forgive me, but after your fifth message we still don't know what "it"
> is.
>
> I looked at your page in IE7 and FF2, and I do see a problem with the page
> loading in both browsers. The background image used in the sidebars flickers
> across the entire center area for
Riva! Forgive me, but after your fifth message we still don't know what "it"
is.
I looked at your page in IE7 and FF2, and I do see a problem with the page
loading in both browsers. The background image used in the sidebars flickers
across the entire center area for a moment. I don't know if that'
I don't know. I tried putting a background image in the html page so it
wouldn't look so obvious but it is hard to tell what flashes.
Riva
Zoe M. Gillenwater wrote:
> Riva,
>
> But as Rod said, is it just that the background image takes a second to
> load, or are the fonts and all other styles
Portman wrote:
> Thanks Rod.
>
> Zoe, I am using IE6 on Windows XP. The funny thing is, I only see it
> online (as opposed to on my computer).
>
Riva,
But as Rod said, is it just that the background image takes a second to
load, or are the fonts and all other styles not loading right away ei
Thanks Rod.
Zoe, I am using IE6 on Windows XP. The funny thing is, I only see it
online (as opposed to on my computer).
Riva
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>Portman wrote:
>> I have a FOUC problem on one of my websites and I have tried all the
>> fixes I can think of but nothing is helping. Would someone mind taking a
>> look and letting me know what the problem is?
>> http://www.starqualitydesigns.com/contempo
>>
>I can't see a FOUC on IE7 or IE6 on
Portman wrote:
> I have a FOUC problem on one of my websites and I have tried all the
> fixes I can think of but nothing is helping. Would someone mind taking a
> look and letting me know what the problem is?
> http://www.starqualitydesigns.com/contempo
>
I can't see a FOUC on IE7 or IE6 on
I know! My client is not complaining but I would like this fixed.
Thanks for the reply,
Riva
Dave Goodchild wrote:
> Well, you have link and script elements inside your head section,
> which is the classic antidote to FOUC, so not sure why that's happening.
>
>
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Well, you have link and script elements inside your head section, which is
the classic antidote to FOUC, so not sure why that's happening.
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Thanks for the reply. Do you see the pages flash briefly before they
load? What browser are you using?
FOUC = Flash Of Unstyled Content. It is when your css loads after the
page loads and IE shows the page "flashing" with no style for a second.
Riva
Christopher Blake wrote:
> whats fouc?
> I c
Hi all,
I have a FOUC problem on one of my websites and I have tried all the
fixes I can think of but nothing is helping. Would someone mind taking a
look and letting me know what the problem is?
http://www.starqualitydesigns.com/contempo
Thanks,
Riva
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Hi Francky,
francky wrote:
> To diminish the effect, you can place the logo and the other sidebar
> images in the background: then they don't show in the flash up&down. :-)
> I tested this with the logo (right side images not yet done).
that's a nice idea. Thank you for the example. I will certa
~davidLaakso wrote:
> When scrolling down, and then re-loading, the page jumps to the top and
> simultaneously flashes the *styled* content. AFAIK, this is correct
> behavior.
> FOUC is usually associated with the CSS @import rule, which you do not
> seem to be using.
David,
obviously I used
~davidLaakso wrote:
>Martin Krumme wrote:
>
>
>>[...]
>>If you scroll down and refresh the page, you will see that the content
>>of the sidebar is displayed for a second or so. How could I prevent that?
>>
>>The url is http://www.nees.uni-bonn.de/2007/test.html
>>
>>
>[...]
>When scrollin
Martin Krumme wrote:
> I have a problem with a page in IE. I presume it is a fouc-issue. I
> hoped to resolve that problem by simply inserting an empty stylesheet,
> but the problem remains.
>
> If you scroll down and refresh the page, you will see that the content
> of the sidebar is displayed
I have a problem with a page in IE. I presume it is a fouc-issue. I
hoped to resolve that problem by simply inserting an empty stylesheet,
but the problem remains.
If you scroll down and refresh the page, you will see that the content
of the sidebar is displayed for a second or so. How could I
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