jQuery.loadScroll was created with large Web pages in mind, allowing webmasters to avoid situations where big chunks of their bandwidth is spent for items that are never used or even seen by the user.
This small jQuery plugin allows pages to defer the loading operations for images that are not visible on the page.
Only when the user scrolls down and the images come into the viewport, only then the plugin will allow the page to request the photo, load it, and display it in its regular position.
jQuery.loadScroll also supports a placeholder image in the form of a loading animation or generic photo. This will allow something to be shown in the photo's frame until the real image is loaded.
Simple usage instructions are detailed in the package's README file.
What is new in this release:
- Changed isrc attribute to data-src for HTML validation
- Added paramater for fadeIn duration
Requirements:
- JavaScript enabled on client side
- jQuery
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