Ariel Falduto
Ariel Falduto
it would be nice to have lading css without blocking render support on load, a lot of papers: https://gist.github.com/scottjehl/87176715419617ae6994
Yup, im doing in that way but PageSpeed warns the css loading: ```html Loading... var time = Date.now(); window.addEventListener('load', function() { loadjs('//web.skycop.com.py/skyweb/build/css/skyweb-13cd7264d6.desktop.css', { success: function() { console.log('success', Date.now() - time);...
@amorey Im trying to understand why async loading in window load event causes a block (as shows in google pagesepeed).
@amorey the `DOMContentLoaded` event does not guarantee execution after loading of the asynchronous scripts, i tried to do the following and didn't work either: ```html Loading... var myInit = function()...
hi again @amorey, i dont think so, take a look my first example using the `load` event, this event fires after DOMContentLoaded, yup `preaload` rule fix the warning but only...
+1, any update with this feature? thanks !!!
any update with this feature? thanks !!!
Here an interesting thing, it seems that the problem is generated by the `timingAnimationConfig` attribute when it is at `{ duration: 0 }`, leaving the default or any other value...
> Hm it's interesting is there any other way to disable animation between transitions?