you could place an image over the iframe and remove it once the iframe is loaded.
You can use the onload setting in the plugin to hide the image
But this is a nice feature i’ll add to the next version of the pro version.
Best, Michael
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niroc
(@niroc)
Thanks. Time for me to do a crash course in javascript …
Do it in jquery ;). than it is a simple show() and hide().
Or simple google for this. because most of the changes you have to make outside the plugin and than simply put the hide() into the onload setting.
Best, Michael
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niroc
(@niroc)
I have googled for show() and hide() as you suggested but haven’t found anything at my level of understanding or ability to implement, although I have tried! I would need step by step instructions. Have you been able to add this to the pro version yet?
Could you please implement a “lazy load”-functionality?
Sometimes iframed content takes ages to load.. and this gives really bad results with Google PageSpeed and YSlow.
Deferreing the load of the iframes would really help.
Please extend your plugin with regards on page load optimiziation 🙂
Thanks in advance!
Hi,
I currently checking a couple of possible solutions (like lazy loading, loading the iframe when it comes into the view port…). If I find a good solution I might add this to the pro version.
Best,
Michael
Hi,
I have a solution now which I have to test with all the many possible settings…
Best, Michael
Hi,
you can see the lazy load feature already on the demo:
http://www.tinywebgallery.com/blog/advanced-iframe/advanced-iframe-pro-demo/lazy-loading
I currently prepare the release…
Best, Michael
Lazy load is now available in the pro version.
Best, Michael
