animated.css not working properly in materialized css. I have follow all the steps in mentioned in github (i.e) added animated.css file in header and also jquery library.
But The all animate.css effects are loaded in first time. I can't show the animation when the window reached the scroll.
Here is my output: http://54.164.65.208/sequoia/
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I'm trying to overlay a loading spinner using the Teradata / covalent UI kit, as shown in this example, however it simply won't show, no matter what I try.
I've put together a single use example here, any suggestions welcome.
It is important to load the SCSS styles for the loading spinner to appear. I recreated your example on StackBlitz and was able to have the spinner load correctly. The Angular-CLI might not be compiling your theme.scss because it is in the assets folder.
On my site my emblem image is always loaded last. On my site there are other images too however everyone of them is loaded (displayed on screen) before my emblem image. How do I find out why? There is no JS code (of my creation) that would do that ...
I think it has to do with deferring images. This with, or without JQuery or Lady Loading ...
Is the image loaded in the HTML or in CSS (as background OR content object)?
When it's loaded with CSS, what I think, the CSS has been deferred / moved to the bottom of the page. Check the file where the CSS files are being loaded and look for things like: 'DEFER' or "ASYNC" ...
Good luck!
I am preparing a website using bootstrap which uses a lots of modals with images. I am concerned about the performance.
I want to know that when exactly the browser loads the modal.
With the page loads?
After the page loads?
On click/trigger event?
As per code flow?
Or something else?
Anyone please explain.
Yes, the modal is loaded when the page loads. However, bootstrap sets its css display property to none (Line 5876 in the bootstrap.css file). display: none means that the element won't be rendered until its display value changes.
What this means:
You should be fine, unless you plan on showing loads of modals at once. And by loads I mean thousands of them.
So I'm trying to get familiar with working with Flask bootstrap. However, one thing confuses me. I'm using http://getbootstrap.com/components/#navbar-fixed-top .
It tells me to add: body { padding-top: 70px; }
However, where does it want me to add it? I've added it manually to my html file, which works, but I'm working with blocks.
This is what it looks like now, which isn't the way it is suppose to be, I guess?
The place you are trying to add it looks fine. It just needs to be in any CSS file that gets loaded after the bootstrap CSS file. If you're inlining the CSS in your HTML, as it seems you are, and you're loading the bootstrap CSS correctly, from the <head> section of your page, then it will be loaded after the bootstrap, so that's ok. The only thing to bear in mind is that if you refactor the CSS into a separate file, the <rel> call to the page CSS file should go after the bootstrap CSS call.
What Flask calls blocks seem to essentially be templates, similar to those in backbone, ruby, mustache templates etc. When using these it can be helpful to let your page load in localhost, and inspect the source, so you'll be able to see how the final page loads, and where everything is loaded relative to other parts. However, the same principles should apply. With Flash you should be using the head block to load in the <head> section of your page.
I started using webstorms live edit and it all seems to be working fine except for the fact that it doesn't live edit some of the html.
For example I have a navbar using bootstrap. Anytime I change the links or brand title it makes the changes instantly. However when I add a new element in the main container I have to refresh the browser for it to show up and the live edit still doesn't work on it.
here is the html http://pastebin.com/j6UHTfC1
Very strange.