Sat, 2004-02-28 11:59
I use jpegs for custom graphical table borders, like this:
td.myTable-top {
height: 15px;
background-image: url(../images/framepix/top.jpeg)
}
<table class="myTable" >
<tr>
<td class="myTable-top"></td>
How can I make the page wait for display, until all the .jpegs have loaded?
I know how to do this with HTML, IMG f.i. using a JS, but with a css?
Sun, 2004-02-29 13:11
#1
Preload graphical Tableframes
You say you can already do it with html. I can't see any reason it should not work again, but I suppose it depends on how that code works.
Regards
Day
Sun, 2004-02-29 14:03
#2
Preload graphical Tableframes
Thanks for your reply.
Well the function is a standard one for preloading IMG's. It does so
by creating a reference to an IMG with the JS New Operator, and
then specifying the source, e.g.:
picture = new Image (10, 10);
picture.src = 'pic.gif';
Then in HTML to get the picture:
<IMG SRC="pic.gif" WIDTH="10" HEIGHT="10">
But I can't get it to work with the CSS Images.
You can't say
picture = New background-image
Can you? And if so, how would I then get the pic into the CSS class in
my HTML? Anyway I'm a little confused, can you give me an example of
how this is supposed to work?