The site has an actual amount of layers:
Cloud Wrapper
cloud 1
cloud 2
cloud 3
Sky
Furthest hills
Middle hills
Close hills
Grass directly in front of you
Tree
Content Container
Nav
Actual Content
this is a outdated site for the javascript (e.g. clouds don't repeat, sky
only goes from a dark blue to light blue and doesn't repeat, etc) but the
actual markup is pretty close to the same. I've been working locally on
this.
http://oscargodson.com/labs/boozker/
I don't think it's possible to center it with only CSS
Liam Potter wrote:
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>
> can't you just put your site in a wrapper div and give it the css
> property of margin:0 auto
> no need for javascript to center a site.
>
> OscarGodson wrote:
>> I'm writing a site in a lot of javascript that has a lot of effects. I'm
>> really trying to push the limits on jQuery. Right now my site has
>> animated
>> background image that moves slowly moves up, multiple clouds moving
>> across
>> the sky then loops around again, animated content area (when you click on
>> an
>> image, it fades out the images and fades in the corresponding content),
>> bouncing tabs when you hover on them and I have it center my website
>> wrapper
>> due to the many layers of the site.
>>
>> The problem is that when I'm not on the site Firefox's memory usage
>> (looking
>> at ONLY this webpage) 108mb and when I view my site it jumps to 115mb.
>>
>> But what I'm worried about is that my fan speeds go from 3989RPMS (before
>> viewing site) to 4727RPMS.
>>
>> That's over 730RPMS+ faster! :confused:
>>
>> I think it's because of this piece of code that recenters my site
>>
>> function absoluteCenter(){
>> var window_size = $(window).width();
>> var wrapper_width = $('#wrapper').width();
>> var center_it = ((window_size/2)-(wrapper_width/2));
>> $('#wrapper').css({left:center_it+'px'});
>> setTimeout('absolute_center()',1); // <---- I think it's this!
>> }
>>
>>
>> How else can I get Firefox to not have a delay when a user resizes the
>> browser window? Safari doesn't need that last line and updates right
>> away,
>> but firefox can have up to a full 2-3 second delay at times!
>>
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