www.skoop.com
www.lifoodies.com
Thanks in advance for your help.
Dan G
DanG
Registered User
14 posts
Here are two sites I designed with VSD. They load pathetically slowly. What am I doing wrong?
www.skoop.com
www.lifoodies.com
Thanks in advance for your help.
www.skoop.com
www.lifoodies.com
Thanks in advance for your help.
Scott Swedorski
VP of Software Development
0 posts
They load extremely fast for me here. Less then 5 seconds.
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Forest Cole
Registered User
18 posts
They came up fast for me too.
Forest
Berton
Registered User
18 posts
They load pretty fast for me. Less than 3 sec....
Jo Rice
Senior Advisor
10,951 posts
Yep fast for me too, maybe your internet is just running slow?
Jay Shrimplin
Registered User
61 posts
Came up real fast for me. Checked all your pages.
Jay
Jay
DanG
Registered User
14 posts
It's not my internet connection, which is a very fast Verizon FiOS fiber optic link. Every other site I go to loads very quickly.
My issue is that it loads from the top down in a weird scrolling manner. No other site I've seen does this. It seems to be an artifact of the way VSD builds the pages as individual <div> containers. Every single item appears to be its own container. Is there a way of forcing the entire page to be loaded before displaying it?
Thanks, everyone, for your input.
My issue is that it loads from the top down in a weird scrolling manner. No other site I've seen does this. It seems to be an artifact of the way VSD builds the pages as individual <div> containers. Every single item appears to be its own container. Is there a way of forcing the entire page to be loaded before displaying it?
Thanks, everyone, for your input.
Dan G
Scott Swedorski
VP of Software Development
0 posts
DanG wrote:
It's not my internet connection, which is a very fast Verizon FiOS fiber optic link. Every other site I go to loads very quickly.
My issue is that it loads from the top down in a weird scrolling manner. No other site I've seen does this. It seems to be an artifact of the way VSD builds the pages as individual <div> containers. Every single item appears to be its own container. Is there a way of forcing the entire page to be loaded before displaying it?
Thanks, everyone, for your input.
It's not my internet connection, which is a very fast Verizon FiOS fiber optic link. Every other site I go to loads very quickly.
My issue is that it loads from the top down in a weird scrolling manner. No other site I've seen does this. It seems to be an artifact of the way VSD builds the pages as individual <div> containers. Every single item appears to be its own container. Is there a way of forcing the entire page to be loaded before displaying it?
Thanks, everyone, for your input.
Dan, the page loads almost instantly as one unit for me. I don't see anything loading individually or even remotely slow. On my iPhone it even loaded in a few seconds as well.
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tassietiger
Registered User
1,392 posts
Both sites loaded as Dan described for me the first time but instantly when I checked again later.
It still only took a few seconds to load but they did load from the top down the first time.
It still only took a few seconds to load but they did load from the top down the first time.
I know you believe you understand what you think I said...but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not exactly what I meant.
Jo Rice
Senior Advisor
10,951 posts
Cleared my cache and loaded both sites and even though I had to trust them both again on my script blocker they still loaded almost instantly, just a hair of a pause for the graphics but really fast.
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