On 05/22/2017 05:57 PM, Pierce Tyler wrote:
We have been having issues with artifacts (for lack of a better word)
appearing when navigating our online web help. I have attached a short
video to illustrate the problem.
The page being loaded is displayed with an incorrect layout during a
split second.
The steps to reproduce the behavior are as follows:
1. Go to the table of contents for the book
<https://xtupleuniversity.xtuple.com/sites/default/files/refguide/current/index.html>
2. Select a link in the TOC
3. See the "artifact" appear on the screen before the desired page is
rendered
4. Desired page is rendered
5. Select another link
6. Process repeats
(NOTE: The issue occurs whether I am navigating either the online
version mentioned above or a locally-stored copy.)
I assume this is known behavior,
Yes.
but I was unable to locate any information when searching the archive. Is there
anything we can do to
avoid these artifacts from appearing while links wait to load?
No.
Chrome and Opera (that is, WebKit-based browsers) show these artifacts.
Firefox does not.
May be setting "async" and/or "defer" on
<script charset="UTF-8" src="_wh/wh.min.js" type="text/javascript" />
and on other <script/> elements would improve the situation. We'll have
to understand the purpose of these flags and experiment with them:
https://bitsofco.de/async-vs-defer/
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