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pmskypemsnyahoo | | Image Preloading (19th Jan 10 at 12:37pm UTC) | | How do you guys like to preload your bigger images to be used later?
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pmwwwgtalkvForum | | Re: Image Preloading (19th Jan 10 at 1:56pm UTC) | | It's been a while since I did any image pre-loading  With connection speeds getting faster it becomes less of an issue. I think the last time I did it we had the images written to a hidden <span> tag on the page (with JS) after everything else had loaded. They weren't particularly big images though, they were background images for a contact form that appears when a button is clicked. | |
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pmvForum | | Re: Image Preloading (19th Jan 10 at 2:16pm UTC) | | I'd personally just use JS.
var i = new Image();
i.src = 'blah.jpg'; | |
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