JS and CSS are not your problem. Your images are absolutely gigantic. Most of them, even the thumbnail sized ones, are 3600px wide. Resize them down to the max size you’re going to need and save them for web with…
Yeah an old-school question! This goes back to those days when we used to preload images… Anyway, here’s some code. The magic is the “complete” property on the document.images collection (Image objects). // setup a timer, adjust the 200 to…
The problem is that you’re using new. When you write: variable = new <something>; it means to call the function <something> as an object constructor, e.g. var myObj = new Array; calls Array() as a constructor, and the returned object…
It’s not something I’d usually recommend but here’s a pretty hacky solution. const video = document.querySelector(“#video-element-id”); let tooSlow = false; let timeout = setTimeout(() => { tooSlow = true; …logic to change header clearTimeout(timeout); }, 1000); video.addEventListener(‘loadeddata’, () => {…
Pretty sure something is wrong with your WordPress core files. Try re-installing the WordPress. Here’s how you can do it without losing your existing site data. Keep the wp-content folder and wp-config.php file in a safe place. And delete everything…