I did consider leaving out the ajax loading. In my opinion, its just a bit of eye candy and I still have the URL's a person can access directly.
So if i'm not wrong, you are suggesting that I create a single page will all the content and load the content using jquery. So a single div container with class active would be displayed and I can switch it to another continer by applying the class active and so on. Correct? I actually wanna optimize this site for search engines. I don't know if I should take this approach. Do you think for my portfolio, I should apply your method since there is not alot of content? On Jul 1, 9:59 pm, Charlie <charlie...@gmail.com> wrote: > seems you are at mercy of load times and with a rapid animation there isn't > much room for time lag. Have you considered skipping the ajax loading? > Shouldn't be a lot of work to create 4 divs within your sliding panel, with > ID's match your nav href > rather than code all this out giving sequence and a little description > all divs that match nav --- give them 0 width, overflow: hidden, absolute > position, left 0, so they are all in same position on left > apply class "active" to your welcome div > on nav click > class "active" animate left to hide, remove active class > add class "active" to div matches href > class "active" animate right to show > > Valor wrote:I think my problem would be better clarified if you guys were > able to view the live site. The link ishttp://nxiel.com/and the password is > "guest1234" (without quotations). Now if you browse through the pages you > will see how the animation slides to the left and back to right with updated > content. My problem arises when I use this to access the portfolio section. > The portfolio section doesn't seem to work. If you head over > tohttp://nxiel.com/Portfolio/, you can see how the section should render and > how a person can use the scroll feature, however, when the content is loaded > using jQuery, it doesn't function properly. Additionally another problem i'm > realizing is the delay of the content. For example, if you are on the contact > page and then click on downloads, the content will slide left and then slide > back right when the content is loaded. However the problem i'm seeing is the > delay in the content loading meaning that the animation will finish and the > content will then load. A second or two delay. I've tested it in multiple > browsers and seeing the same problem. Surprisingly the only browser i'm not > seeing this in is IE6. Anyways any help in this matter is appreciated, > especially with the scroll of portfolio. Thanks!
