$('.hexLi开发者_运维知识库nk').hide(); //Hides All hexLink elements
renderHexagons(); //Position hexLink elements
positionElements(); //Position elements within hexLink elements
handleEvents(); //Establish events and handlers and Show hexLink elements
My problem with this code in IE8 is that it shows my page's elements for a brief moment, for about half a second. And during that period these elements are unpositioned the way I like them to be and they look quite bad, but after this period they are re-rendered in the position I want them to be. This happens to all elements in my page. I am currently testing this in localhost. Is there anyway I could recode So that this will not happen? Everything looks fine on Chrome though.
You could start the elements off hidden initially, then only show them after they are re-positioned.
Mmm, it's because the time it gets to do all your stuff. No easy solution (other than making your code more efficient).
But, you could, show a loading animation and block the page until all finishes, then unblock, all this using the awesome jquery blockui plugin.
So you'd have:
$(document).ready(function(){
$.blockUI(); //Starts loading animation
$('.hexLink').hide(); //Hides All hexLink elements
renderHexagons(); //Position hexLink elements
positionElements(); //Position elements within hexLink elements
handleEvents(); //Establish events and handlers and Show hexLink elements
$.unblockUI(); //Ends loading animation
});
Hope this helps. Cheers
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