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In this tutorial you are going to learn how to add this nice preloader to your website, using your own images.

See it here: (click the little reload icon on the top right)

Visit the demo page directly.

Features:

  • Flash through 6 images
  • Easily swap with your own images
  • Checks for image load time, to play it at the ideal time for UX and Performance
  • Plays when the browser has focus (the animation won't play out if opened in a background tab, for example)
  • Play only once per visit (optional)
  • Change the color of the lines at the end, ideally to match your page's background color

This tutorial is only recommended for users comfortable with modifying CSS. Due to the nature of the design, and all the different variations that could be made out of it, this particular tutorial comes with limited customization support & help. I will only support in cases where you can't get it working at all. I won't help with making it look this or that way, or changing the animation.

Thank you for your understanding!

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First, add this code to your project

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4 Responses

    1. Greetings!

      Yes.

      You would create 6 custom fields with the name slugs:

      preloader_image_1
      preloader_image_2
      preloader_image_3
      preloader_image_4
      preloader_image_5
      preloader_image_6

      These would need to return the URL of the image directly, not an array, not the ID of the selected image.

      Then, you edit the CSS to change:

            background-image: url(https://templates.element.how/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/image1.jpg);

      to this:

          background-image: url('<?php echo esc_url(get_post_meta(get_the_ID(), 'preloader_image_1', true)); ?>');

      and the same for all the other images.

      Then, lower down in the code, change this line:

         let imageCheckSrc = 'https://templates.element.how/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/girl-2969351_1920.jpg'; /* Enter your largest image that's in your preloader, in terms of file size, here */

      to this:

         let imageCheckSrc = '<?php echo esc_url(get_post_meta(get_the_ID(), 'preloader_image_1', true)); ?>'; /* Enter your largest image that's in your preloader, in terms of file size, here */

      Then the images URLs will come dynamically from the custom fields on the current post or page.

      I hope this helps!

      Cheers!

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