White flash between pages

[Guest]

When uploaded, there is a "white space" transitioning to pages that have
tables. The page sizes tend to be about 8K to 15K. The background of the
pages is black. Doesn't occur when browsing from the files on the computer.

I'm using frames, but smaller pages don't cause the "flash" during
transition between pages in the same frame.

Any thoughts?

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

Post a URL of the problem page

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| When uploaded, there is a "white space" transitioning to pages that have
| tables. The page sizes tend to be about 8K to 15K. The background of the
| pages is black. Doesn't occur when browsing from the files on the computer.
|
| I'm using frames, but smaller pages don't cause the "flash" during
| transition between pages in the same frame.
|
| Any thoughts?
|
|

 

[Guest]

Go to http://jimrooks.net/churchillsoccer2005/homepage.htm .

Once there, click on "Schedule" under Varsity. Does the same on "Players"
and also the same links under JV. These links have tables in them. They also
are framed pages (ie nesting frames within a frame).

Thanks!

 

[Ronx]

The white flash is the default background in IE shown while a downloaded
page renders.
(In Netscape 4 the flash would be grey.)

There is nothing you can do about this, other than change the colour scheme,
or change from using frames - however in this case the flash would affect
the whole browser window.

 

[Andrew Murray]

URL?

 

[Guest]

Go to http://jimrooks.net/churchillsoccer2005/homepage.htm .

Once there, click on "Schedule" under Varsity. Does the same on "Players"
and also the same links under JV. These links have tables in them. They also
are framed pages (ie nesting frames within a frame).

 

[Guest]

Such is life!

The white flash is the default background in IE shown while a downloaded
page renders.
(In Netscape 4 the flash would be grey.)

There is nothing you can do about this, other than change the colour scheme,
or change from using frames - however in this case the flash would affect
the whole browser window.