Time Loader - Extension

[madebyibloo]

Time Loader

Description
Time display for HTML load.

What does it do?
This extension will display how long the html webpage has taken to fully load on screen.

Example


How to use…
Drag and drop this extension, double click to enter the properties and choose your Font display options.


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Cheers,
Scott

[BaconFries]

Nice Scott...

[madebyibloo]

Nice Scott...

Thanks BF! appreciated once again!



Cheers,
Scott

[JJMPSP]

Love your site design, did you make it all in W7, or is some of it hand coded?

Will try out this extension now and report back, thanks

[madebyibloo]

Love your site design, did you make it all in W7, or is some of it hand coded?

Will try out this extension now and report back, thanks

Thanks JJMPSP! its appreciated......yes, its all made in WB7, the full site should be up and running very soon.

Thanks again!



Cheers,
Scott

[JJMPSP]

Love your site design, did you make it all in W7, or is some of it hand coded?

Will try out this extension now and report back, thanks

Thanks JJMPSP! its appreciated......yes, its all made in WB7, the full site should be up and running very soon.

Thanks again!



Cheers,
Scott

Wow, impressive.
One of the top 3 best designs i've seen since being on this site for sure
Mind telling me how you added the "This function is currently unavailable." text ? I need something similar for my site, but can't get it to look clean.
I saw some javascript function called Animate(), but not really sure how it works. Mind quickly explaining ?

As for the extension, it works a treat
Very nice work.

Thanks.

[madebyibloo]

Hi JJMPSP, glad the extension works ok for you! as for the 'unavailable text' you are correct about the 'animate' function. its basically a Layer over the text with the onclick function 'animate' that can be found in the 'events' section of the properties.

Hope this helps,


Cheers,
Scott