WillPrice
(Will Price)
1
Hello,
I’m trying to eliminate an irritating page jump issue with Safari.
I thought it might be the font-load issue, but setting a .wf-loading opacity to 0 hasn’t fixed it.
Could it be something more fundamental with the way I’ve built some of my elements?
If anybody has a minute, I’d be grateful.
It loads like silk in Chrome.
Thanks,
Will
<style>
.wf-loading * {
opacity: 0;
}
</style>
http://willprice.co.uk
vincent
(Vincent Bidaux)
2
It’s important that you set the loading of all the images that are on top of the page to Eager.
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WillPrice
(Will Price)
3
Thanks, Vincent, I had no idea.
It has improved significantly, but I still get a jump and a flicker in Safari, even on cached pages.
I wonder if my show/hide mobile nav element is causing it. Would some “waitLoad()” script for Safari solve this?
It’s not a huge deal; I can live with it, as it works perfectly in Chrome. But Safari users are probably a big chunk of my audience.
Thanks for your help, by the way.