JQuery :: FadeIn After All Images Have Been Loaded Perfectly?
May 16, 2011
When to call a fadeIn function only after all of the elements (images) have been loaded perfectly. I set a function on document ready to fadeIn all divs of which class is "menu".
//animate on page load
$(document).ready(function() {
$(".menu").fadeIn(2300, function() {
$("#welcome").fadeIn(1700);
[Code].....
But, before all of the menu are images, if it is my first time to open the site. The fadeIn effect could not be seen becaue of the loading time needed for images, instead I only see they are loaded "partially" and one by one like usual.
This is the link of the site When to call this fadeIn function only after all of the images have been loaded perfectly?
im a totally beginner so this may be obvious but im stuck I have image galleries on my site and i want the images to fade in after loading, at the moment i have the following script:
All i want is a picture to fade in after it has loaded, i found the following script on this forum somewhere but the picture loads in normally then faded out, it doesnt just fade in and stop.
I'm not very experienced with jQuery yet and after a while of trying and searching I decided to ask for help here:
I'm using jCarousel Lite, the "Custom Widget" scenario (click in the list on the left)[url]
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My 'bare' code (this works, with instant showing of pictures, without any fades)[code]...
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