http://www.leadercastlondon.ca/
On this site, I load leadercast.js, which seems to work fine to add responsive iFrames for both Vimeo and Google Maps.
However, on IE10+, when the page loads up, the website auto-scrolls to the white section 2/3rds down the page.
This does not happen on Firefox, Chrome or IE9.
What could possibly be causing this? I have tried cutting out bits and pieces of JS with no real luck or leads at all, aside from removing leadercast.js altogether, which does stop the autoscrolling from happening.
Thanks for the help.
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I am working on this site "http://tinyurl.com/joblnmd". On home page there'gif animation, I've used preload method to load images, its working on all major browsers expect safari on Mac.
Is this bug in safari or is there any hack?
New Post: I've looked at the site again and there doesn't seem to be any problems. The loading hourglass appears for a long time, but it eventually disappears and the main content of the page is visible. It might be best for your to provide a JSFiddle with just the area in question so that I, or someone else, can have a proper look and help you solve your problem.
Old Post: Maybe you need to update your browser. My Mac Safari appears to show everything perfectly. But I'll check again later tonight. The animation looks very nice.
So I've been working on a website, and the main focus of the site is a javascript-driven 3D carousel, and I got the code for the carousel from here: https://github.com/kaizouman/3dcarousel
I integrated the code into my site, and only modified the number of carousel items and the size of each item. I left the rest of the code untouched (demo.js and 3dcarousel.js). It works perfectly, but only most of the time. I've noticed that it'll work perfectly in Chrome about 90% of the time, in Safari about 80% of the time, and in Microsoft Edge & IE, it pretty much never works. When it doesn't work, it just loads each image individually. When it happens in Chrome, if I keep refreshing the page, it'll eventually work properly. Also interestingly, when I navigate to another page in Chrome and then hit the back button, the carousel will always fail to load.
Here's what it looks like in Microsoft Edge and also when it fails to load in Chrome:
And here's what it looks like when it loads properly:
I can't for the life of me begin to figure out why this is happening, does anyone have any idea? The website is located at http://lipocircuit.com/new.html.
WOW this was a simple fix, I just commented out the line that includes the prefixfree.min.js script, I guess that's outdated and not needed anymore. I feel dumb but I'll leave this up in case anyone else has this issue.
I'm browsing webpage www.templatemonster.com and the smooth (animated) scrolling is really annoying for me. It's slowing down the browsing for me. I assume it's doing by some javascript.
Other webpages are scrolling fast without "low FPS" but the above one is really slow.
I use Win7 + Chrome. It's the same in other browsers (IE, FF, Opera,...).
Is there a way to disable it?
Solution:
getEventListeners(window).wheel[0].remove()
It needs to be run in console after page load. Working in Google Chrome.
Good day,
I have a problem with IE and iframes.
So I have a huge application with legacy code, designed in early 2000. iFrames are used everywhere.
When something big is loaded inside the iframe, there is no display in browser throbber. So the loading icon starts spinning only when the main page is loaded, not iframes, so its impossible to say if anything is happening at all.
The users complain, that IE10+ gives them this problem, earlier versions worked. For me IE9 also has this issue.
Unfortunately, it is impossible to use JS on every page and manually add the 'loading please wait' icon or message, there are more than 100 pages with more then one iframe on each.
Chrome works fine, but nothing except IE can be used.
Could you please recommend solution for this trouble?
I have a fairly long page with the Facebook comments widget at the bottom. With this widget in place the page jumps to the bottom on loading in IE7 and IE8. Whenever I remove the widget the page loads normally. This doesn't happen on any other browser. Can anyone suggest any way to prevent this? I've tried appending the .fb-comments div and calling FB.XFBML.parse() on it on document ready, but the behaviour in this case is the same.
This is a Facebook bug. I think they are working on it. If you go to the developers area on FB is a thread discussing it.
Also occurs in IE9, no updates in the last weeks for my web applications, should be a facebook bug or IE bug