Hi everybody,
I'm new here.
I'm developing pages with background images and I can confirma that background images slow down the rendering of the pages while scrolling it down.
Maybe some information can be of use:
1 - no matter if the image is png or gif: the CPU usage while scrolling grows up...
2 - no matter if the background is tiled or absolute or fixed: i tried with a 800x1 px tiled gif and png image (with transparency) and increase vertical size to 1024 and next to 2048 px to avoid tiling... the problem didn't fix
3 - no matter if the background is attached to the body or a subtree DOM element (such a DIV): if it fullfill the page the problem occurs
I think this is a Gecko problem because I tried several kind of Gecko based browser without notice differences.
I'm sad to admit that Opera and IE can render my page more and more speedly...
Hi everybody,
I'm new here.
I'm developing pages with background images and I can confirma that background images slow down the rendering of the pages while scrolling it down.
Maybe some information can be of use:
1 - no matter if the image is png or gif: the CPU usage while scrolling grows up...
2 - no matter if the background is tiled or absolute or fixed: i tried with a 800x1 px tiled gif and png image (with transparency) and increase vertical size to 1024 and next to 2048 px to avoid tiling... the problem didn't fix
3 - no matter if the background is attached to the body or a subtree DOM element (such a DIV): if it fullfill the page the problem occurs
I think this is a Gecko problem because I tried several kind of Gecko based browser without notice differences.
I'm sad to admit that Opera and IE can render my page more and more speedly...