Revisions to How to make something load first before another in javascript and jquery

Replace dead link with the working one (w3schools made the article more general, not just for image onload, but for any element)

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edit approved Jun 4, 2017 at 13:52

Emil Sierżęga

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Add the text in the onload event handler onload event handler for the image.

Note: If you want to keep using a div tag with a background image rather than an img tag, you'll have to add the text during the window.onload event (see this answer for the details).

Add the text in the onload event handler for the image.

Note: If you want to keep using a div tag with a background image rather than an img tag, you'll have to add the text during the window.onload event (see this answer for details).

Add the text in the onload event handler for the image.

Note: If you want to keep using a div tag with a background image rather than an img tag, you'll have to add the text during the window.onload event (see this answer for the details).

replaced http://stackoverflow.com/ with https://stackoverflow.com/

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edited May 23, 2017 at 11:48

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Add the text in the onload event handler for the image.

Note: If you want to keep using a div tag with a background image rather than an img tag, you'll have to add the text during the window.onload event (see this answer this answer for details).

Add the text in the onload event handler for the image.

Note: If you want to keep using a div tag with a background image rather than an img tag, you'll have to add the text during the window.onload event (see this answer for details).

Add the text in the onload event handler for the image.

Note: If you want to keep using a div tag with a background image rather than an img tag, you'll have to add the text during the window.onload event (see this answer for details).

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edited Dec 17, 2012 at 17:02

Briguy37

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Add the text in the onload event handler for the image.

Note: If you want to keep using a div tag with a background image rather than an img tag, you'll have to add the text during the window.onloadwindow.onload event (see this answer for details).

Add the text in the onload event handler for the image.

Note: If you want to keep using a div tag with a background image rather than an img tag, you'll have to add the text during the window.onload event (see this answer).

Add the text in the onload event handler for the image.

Note: If you want to keep using a div tag with a background image rather than an img tag, you'll have to add the text during the window.onload event (see this answer for details).