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);}
HOW DO YOU PEOPLE EVEN BEGIN TO MAKE THIS STUFF????? Seriously though, this is awesome! Nice design, well done theming, TONS of stuff to look at... Jeez, I will probably never have the focus to do even just the CSS to make something even close to this in actual good design.
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);}