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One of my projects is to load a huge table, which them uses jQuery to cleanup, sort, format etc.
Obviously that does not look all that great for the viewer, so I wanted to keep the page invisible until everything was loaded and formatted.
I used this CSS trick:
<body class="initial-hide">
...
</body>
And CSS style:
.initial-hide {
display: none;
}
This will keep the entire content hidden until we call the following javascript (at the bottom of your HTML file) - this will automatically execute when the document is done loading:
<script>
$(document).ready() {
$('body').removeClass('initial-hide');
}
</script>