Why do my site load so slowly? - Post...

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Sub-2-second loads for me, even when I forced re-load. Yes, the images load sequentially, but that's how pages load: the text framework drops first then the images are loaded into the placeholders. I see many pages on the web that do the same. Definitely not an issue with how VSD is coding the pages.
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I know this is an old thread, but I am noticing the same thing with my VSD site, and not sure why.
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It loaded slow for me. It looks like you setup is causing VSD to create a lot of images for rendering your site. It doesn't look to be a bunch of huge ones. Might be your host.
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how is the scrolling picture work done on this main page of your site? I'd like to be able to do something slightly similar in style

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Not the right forum for this question. Not sure if you're using VSD or HTMLEditor.
But to answer, it's called a 'slider' and there are several free and paid versions out. Just google for 'free slider' and you should get several hits.
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