The images are meant to have height attributes, so it knows what size it is before it actually loads it. In theory.
There must be a point when too much JS outweighs the benefits that it is meant to add. Ah well, it's not too bad and it's faster than the old site!
Yeah, it's always a mix of using too much JS for "simple" things and having a fast website. Pretty hard to find a silver lining in there.
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The images are meant to have height attributes, so it knows what size it is before it actually loads it. In theory.
There must be a point when too much JS outweighs the benefits that it is meant to add. Ah well, it's not too bad and it's faster than the old site!
Yeah, it's always a mix of using too much JS for "simple" things and having a fast website.
Pretty hard to find a silver lining in there.