Glad I'm not seeing things.
I noticed this today with my bgcol set to 202224. I also noticed it on another gallery users site with a light brown bgcol. You can't see the cached image with a solid white or black bgcol though.
I can also see a faint outline for my description column.
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I've just begun to update my entire site, downloading the most recent version/files of imagevuex.
Unfortunately the problem is back again. I also tried to set the cacheimages=0 to see if this would force imagevuex not to load anything
ahead of time, no go.
Suggestions welcome!
http://www.christophergrant.net
Unfortunately the problem is back again. I also tried to set the cacheimages=0 to see if this would force imagevuex not to load anything
ahead of time, no go.
Suggestions welcome!
http://www.christophergrant.net
I was sure this issue was fixed some time back ... Perhaps I have been sloppy?
This issue is not related to the CACHE setting, but the normal preload function which always starts loading the "next" image into the gallery so that its ready when the "next" event is executed. For some reason, the image which is set at 0% opacity, created a ghost image in the background sometimes.
Allow me to fix this shortly ...
This issue is not related to the CACHE setting, but the normal preload function which always starts loading the "next" image into the gallery so that its ready when the "next" event is executed. For some reason, the image which is set at 0% opacity, created a ghost image in the background sometimes.
Allow me to fix this shortly ...
Could you please compile a version that places the preload image outside the visible screen, for example at 0-imgWidth,0-imgHeight or at windowWidth,windowHeight, if it's not possible to show it at all? Shouldn't be that hardmjau-mjau wrote:I was sure this issue was fixed some time back ... Perhaps I have been sloppy?
This issue is not related to the CACHE setting, but the normal preload function which always starts loading the "next" image into the gallery so that its ready when the "next" event is executed. For some reason, the image which is set at 0% opacity, created a ghost image in the background sometimes.
Allow me to fix this shortly ...
