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How to hide page until all elements are loaded in JavaScript?
Put a div on top, like so: and hide it with JS when all elements are loaded: Or if for some reason your script uses even longer time then the DOM elements to load, set an interval to check the type of some function that loads the slowest, and remove the cover when all functions are defined!
Hiding fields in a SharePoint form can be tedious, or sometimes not even possible using out-of-the-box features. One common solution is to modify the forms in SharePoint Designer. However, this takes time and is prone to user error.
Which is the first line in hidefields ( )?
The first line in HideFields() defines which fields we are going to hide. This is the line that you should change to match the fields on your form, and add additional fields if desired. The AddToBodyOnLoad() function forces our function to be loaded last on the page.
How to hide the body of a CSS file?
Define the hiding class in the first CSS file or inline in head. The simplest solution I’ve come up with is to wrap the body in a as suggested previously, but set it as hidden from the get go, then use JQuery (or javascript) to unhide on load after all components are loaded. Stumbled upon this and tried @9ete’s solution but it didn’t help me.
How to remove before and after elements in CSS?
As far as I know, there’s no one cure-all for removing everything about a before/after element regardless of what it is. had a same problem few minutes ago and just content:none; did not do work but adding content:none !important; and display:none !important; worked for me
When to use Dom ready trigger in Google Tag Manager?
If you want to pass the value of that website element with a tag (e.g., GA Pageview tag), you CANNOT fire the tag before the DOM Ready event. Use the DOM Ready trigger. You can also most definitely fire it later (e.g. on click or on Window Loaded), but definitely do not fire it on Pageview.
What should I do when a page does not load?
While lots of things may need to load, different parts of the page should spring to life as they’re loaded. You should get in the practice of locking controls that are not ready, perhaps displaying a spinner or some other progress indicator over them. Or setting the cursor to wait on loading items.