Add spinner while new image gets loaded completely
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The easiest way might be to set the CSS background-image
property of the images to a loading spinner graphic.
HTML:
<img src="path/to/real/image.jpg" class="loading">
CSS:
img.loading {
background: transparent url(path/to/loading.gif) no-repeat scroll center center;
}
Once the actual image is downloaded, it covers up the "loading" animated GIF background image.
If you have GIFs or JPGs saved with Progressive display, you'll want to resave those images without that option so the real image is invisible until the full image is downloaded allowing your spinner graphic to show through in the meantime.
Author by
Marian07
Updated on July 29, 2022Comments
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Marian07 almost 2 years
The role of the script is to change image.jpg with newimage.gif and vice versa when clicked.
Now i want to add a spinner while the newimage.gif loads.
Something like on 9gag.com/gif .
Can someone help me please?This is the code: html
<img src="/image.jpg" id="pic" onclick="change()"/> <a id="first" href="/newimage.gif" style="display:none;"></a> <a id="second" href="/image.jpg" style="display:none;"></a>
javascript
function change(){ var imag = document.getElementById('pic').src; var img = imag.slice(-3); var img1 = document.getElementById('second').href; var imag2 = document.getElementById('first').href; if(img == 'gif') { document.getElementById('pic').src=imag2; // here the newimage.gif changes to image.jpg } else { // here the image.jpg changes to newimage.gif // i think here should be the code that will display a spinner while the image.gif loads completely document.getElementById('pic').src=img1; } }