Hi...
How do I keep the menu appearing before the rest of the page is rendered?
Menu appears before the page renders
Please check out these two sites:
http://www.maverickpartners.com
The menu loads (pretty much) with the rest of the content.
Now, this one:
http://www.townandcountryhomesnc.com/index2.php
The menu appears before the rest of the page shows up. I really don't like that, but it may just be me.
Both use the same version, and I use a php "ob_start()" to (attempt to) compress the output on both.
http://www.maverickpartners.com
The menu loads (pretty much) with the rest of the content.
Now, this one:
http://www.townandcountryhomesnc.com/index2.php
The menu appears before the rest of the page shows up. I really don't like that, but it may just be me.
Both use the same version, and I use a php "ob_start()" to (attempt to) compress the output on both.
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You may need to look at the size of your photos, they could be slowing up the load. Try temporarily taking them out to see if they are the cause.
I also noticed after the page loaded up there was an error, but after I clicked 'refresh' it was ok. And if I have a look around he site then go back to the main page, then everything pretty much at once.
I also noticed after the page loaded up there was an error, but after I clicked 'refresh' it was ok. And if I have a look around he site then go back to the main page, then everything pretty much at once.
Andy Davis
Web Designer & Smartboard Manager
Fred Longworth High School, Manchester, England.
Web Designer & Smartboard Manager
Fred Longworth High School, Manchester, England.
On your second URL, there was only a second or two between the menu and the rest of the page. To me, not a problem.
I think Andy's suggestion of checking your img sizes was a good one. Make sure you are not loading a 'large' photo and then using the browser to size it down. Many folks make this mistake. Always size your images first in an editor. Also, watch quality levels and resolution.
Please excuse if you know all this...
I think Andy's suggestion of checking your img sizes was a good one. Make sure you are not loading a 'large' photo and then using the browser to size it down. Many folks make this mistake. Always size your images first in an editor. Also, watch quality levels and resolution.
Please excuse if you know all this...
John