Yep! it's simple to make. you have to create a div with an id of "loadingScreen" in your HTML document, then you can use this simple code in your JS file to hide it: window.onload = function(){var loadScreen = document.getElementById("loadingScreen"); loadScreen.style.opacity = "0"; setTimeout(function () {loadScreen.style.display = "none"},300);}
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Yep! it's simple to make. you have to create a div with an id of "loadingScreen" in your HTML document, then you can use this simple code in your JS file to hide it: window.onload = function(){var loadScreen = document.getElementById("loadingScreen"); loadScreen.style.opacity = "0"; setTimeout(function () {loadScreen.style.display = "none"},300);}