My web page takes too long to load. How can I make it so that

document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function() {

    var popover = document.getElementById("loadImage");
    var content = document.getElementById("content");
    content.style.display = 'block';
    popover.style.display = 'none';
});

Easiest way.

>>58866831
>document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded"
I'm not big on javascript, how do I implement this?

basically there's a tonne of content which I want to keep on there but it takes ages to load making the user wait

How about don't bloat your site

>>58867108
how about no

>>58867054
>basically there's a tonne of content
If you have lots of content you shouldn't be worried about padding your website with useless shit.

http://motherfuckingwebsite.com/

Stop using JS to do every fucking thing with fancy transitions/scrolling/loading animations/other BS and JUST CODE IN FUCKING HTML/CSS LIKE A FUCKING INTELLIGENT PERSON.

The fucking internet is not meant to be your fucking graphical showcase.

>>58866805
>the evolution of religion
Ya cheeky cunt.

>>58867149
>http://motherfuckingwebsite.com/
I'm not worried about padding it out, I'm trying to make the top content available while the lower content is still loading

>>58867173
that's nice but I'm not using really any JavaScript either

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495KB, 380x2407px

>>58866831
someone tell me how to use this

>>58867221
Split it into multiple separate pages like a normal person.

>>58866805
Can you link the site or at least show profiler report?

>>58867772
no can do
>>58867813
what's that

>>58867772
I have separate pages but I want my homepage to include a tonne of content because everyone hates loading a new page but some people like to just scroll forever

>>58867753
>open source mushrooms

>>58866805
If you posted a decision tree or a parse tree you'd look smarter.

>>58867886
Are you retarded? What kind of a website you own? Watches shop?

The fuck OP.

>>58866903
>>58867753
Current state of web "developers" everyone.