I know I have my browser (IE 6 WinXP Pro) set to not cache
anything, but this method doesn't work for me. Over a second delay on rollover
and roll off with a blank space in the meantime. It makes no difference to a
_javascript_ preload at all. Much better code though so I'm not canning
it.
I experience the same issue as Peter in Firefox with caching turned off.
(although I don't see a delay, I know it's loading a fresh copy of the
image when the firewall winks at me every time I roll over tabs on the
Fast Company web site.)
Here's a real purdy looking tutorial from Dan Cedarholm,
: [WSG] Cool No-delay image rollover technique
I experience the same issue as Peter in Firefox with caching turned off.
(although I don't see a delay, I know it's loading a fresh copy of the
image when the firewall winks at me every time I roll over tabs on the
Fast Company web site.)
Here's
] Cool No-delay image rollover technique
I experience the same issue as Peter in Firefox with caching turned off.
(although I don't see a delay, I know it's loading a fresh copy of the
image when the firewall winks at me every time I roll over tabs on the
Fast Company web site.)
Here's a real purdy
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Subject: Re: [WSG] Cool No-delay
image rollover technique
You'd still get the same effect Michael, but with CSS positioning of a
solid image, your code is smaller, more users can see the rollovers, and it
just works faster. There's nothing wrong with old-fashioned (keyword) JS
