Apologies in the laziness in my query, will try to be more specific.
OK- How can I modify the code below so I can guarantee that the fadeIn will only start after all the other actions have been done and all the images in the html have been loaded? Will I need to load the images via js with a callback on each? Some of the code in a $(window).load(). instead of document ready?
At the moment the fadeIn is being called asynchronously (I'm guessing) - sometimes it fades 开发者_开发问答.ovwrapper in when an image is still loading. the following is in a document ready at the head of the html loaded by the ajax script.
//Reset overlay elements
$("#ov-image1"+bellcat).show();
$("#ov-image2"+bellcat).hide();
$("#ov-image3"+bellcat).hide();
$("#ov-video"+bellcat).hide();
$("#ovtext"+bellcat).hide();
$("a#clicktxt").removeClass("highlight");
$("a#clickimg1").addClass("highlight");
$("a#clickimg2").removeClass("highlight");
$("a#clickimg3").removeClass("highlight");
$("a#clickvid").removeClass("highlight");
//Fade in overlay inner wrapper
$(".ovwrapper").fadeIn("slow");
//Resize 1st image in relation to height of image-wrapper
$(function(){
var wh = $(window).height();
var hh = $("#ovheader-wrapper"+bellcat).height();
var nh = $("#ovfooter-wrapper"+bellcat).height();
var ch = wh - (hh + nh);
$("#ovslideshow"+bellcat).css("height", ch+"px");
});
Proposed solution:
My solution has been to use the onImagesLoad jquery plugin. Callback from this hides the loading gif and then fades in the .ovwrapper class. The ('visibility','visible').hide() bit is because I needed visibility:hidden as I am messing with image position and scale before fading in the completed overlay:
$(function(){
//attach onImagesLoad to the entire body
$('.ovslideshow').onImagesLoad({
selectorCallback: selectorImagesLoaded
});
//the selectorCallback function, invoked once when all images contained within $('body') have loaded
function selectorImagesLoaded($selector){
//note: this == $selector. $selector will be $("body") in this example
$("#loading").hide();
$('.ovwrapper').css('visibility','visible').hide().fadeIn('slow');
}
});
Finished effect is here: http://www.andrewstonyer.co.uk/test/index.html
All the jquery animation function get callback facility so u can chain the event. Refer this http://api.jquery.com/show. You can write something like this $("#ov-image1"+bellcat).show('slow', function(){ $(".ovwrapper").fadeIn("slow"); });
Set a load event on all the images. Have the callback function increment a count variable, and if the count is high enough then start the fade.
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