socoolbrewster: yes i mean that

" The JavaScript function I showed you is meant to cach an image, but this does depend on your browser settings"

Ok, but if the image is already on cache(first load), this function don't make continuous download everytime that have a reload right ?(this could happen after de first load)

My doubt is:
If the image is already on cache, this function will overlap image file or simply it does not make download?

Thanks a lot

When I have used in the past - I tend to call it once, because if the onload was left within BODY tag for every page then yes it would recache the image. For example, I used it for this site I developed www.yhp.org.uk whereby the home page would use the function to call a percentage of the graphics used throughout the site. However, at the time I didnt consider the load this would add to the page, however, does the trick.

Maybe it might be best reviewing the JavaScript forum for ideas? as I'm drifting off the CSS route a little here

Gaz

Well, then it fills a purpose. But when using it for an image in the same page it fills no purpose at all. The only thing the JS does is that it makes the browser download the image, same as if it had been in an image tag or used as background. If the images is cached or not depends on other things.

Maxxim, can't you show us the page? Maybe we can find out what's going on? Or maybe we can't, but we have a better chance anyway. :)

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ok!

Here

upps, this forum don't allow images... :(

But the images are:

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I hade notice that css style of that boxes are not in a css file. Because i have this on a asp:repeater.
But if help to put all this styles into css file i'll do this!

Thanks for the help and fast replies!