Forgot to mention that I am also primarily seeing this effect when doing a reload in Firefox and overriding the cache (cmd + shift + R), but am also seeing it when viewing the site for the first time in Safari as well. It actually looks like it happens on the Galleria demo site too (http://devkick.com/lab/galleria/demo_01.htm)... is this just the way it has to work, or has anyone found a way around it?
On Jul 26, 5:19 pm, oswaldcobblepot <oswald.cobble...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I've implemented a photo gallery using Galleria and jCarousel on my > site, and have chosen to use custom thumbnails instead of having > Galleria generate them for me from the source images. > > As far as I can tell, there may be an advantage in conserving > bandwidth with this method, but the page also degrades to a nice set > of thumbnails that link to the larger images (which is very nice, > IMO). > > Everything works beautifully, however when viewing this gallery for > the first time, instead of the large image fading in nicely as it does > in the Galleria demo, it almost kind of "slides" the image into view > like it's rendering pieces of it as it loads in the container. This > is definitely an effect i would like to avoid, but I also thought that > one of the benefits of Galleria was that it pre-loaded images in the > background, right? So why does my gallery appear to be loading these > images "on-demand"? > > Here's a link to the page in question: http://bit.ly/jn2LI > > Thank you guys very much in advance for any help you may be able to > provide!
