oceanic815

This is what I want to accomplish: a horizontal div slider using CSS3 transitions (not JQuery) controlled by a navigation menu. I'm not asking anyone to code this for me, I can do that; I just want the forum's opinions on the best way to go about putting this together. I can use JQuery sparingly to set the widths of each div to the width of the window (or just set the container div to 400% width and each inner div to 100%). That small amount of JQuery I'm ok with as long as the sliding effect is performed through CSS, not JQuery. Thoughts?

Website database: MySQL + PHP Assume a web user searched a query that produced 10,000 search results. Of those 10,000 results, assume 25% of those results were new widgets, 25% were used widgets, and the remaining 50% were companies that service those widgets. Q1. Could the search function be programmed to fetch and display new widgets first (25% of the total search results) so that by the time the user has had a chance to look at them, the other 2 HTML files (the remaining 75% of the total results) have been retrieved, rendered, and ready to be viewed? Q2. Would this improve end-user time by dividing the search results into 3 separate HTML files?