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If you load inline images, each event.function like ready, load and so on will make the images available. For those who's server is able to PHP, use on server side: <pre><code> ob_start('ob_gzhandler'); function img2base64($filename,$filetype,$cut=1){ $imgbinary=fread(fopen($filename,"r"),filesize($filename)); $out=base64_encode($imgbinary); if($cut==1)$out=chunk_split($out); return "data:image/".$filetype.";base64,".$out; } echo "<img src='".img2base64("myimage.gif","gif")."'> "; echo "My favorit Image "; echo "<img src='".img2base64("myotherimage.jpg","jpeg")."'>"; ob_end_flush(); </code></pre> The inline images have a big size, but they are compressed by the gz_handler if the browser is able to decompress. Most case they are. Because a jpg will be compressed again and gif will be smaller, I find that useful. Sorry for the excursion to php. Hope it was English. PS If that image is not one of several, think of taking the base64 encoded image for a style class. You need to load a div with the class/id attribute. style: <pre><code>.myImage{display:block;width:XXpx;height:XXpx; background-image:url("data:image/png;base64,zMzADMzMwAAZgBm...") } </code></pre> body: <pre><code><div class="myImage">&nbsp;</div> </code></pre> It's so fast! and by the way google don't copy that image. I have websites with a bookcase where each spline is an image. <a href="http://www.kineticus.org/bernward-frank.html?id=lib&nr=bibpgqxr" rel="nofollow">Slow because of image post load.</a> <a href="http://www.kinetic-art.net/bernward-frank.html?id=lib&nr=bibpgqxr" rel="nofollow">Fast because of image style.</a>
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