Rendering pages in NodeJS

[Mr.Rubi]

Hello, Patrick. Thanks for the help. Yes, each page uses a personal layout.

I think I managed to find some pattern. So, I observe this behavior everywhere where there are elements with dmx-show parameters. Pages that don't have elements with dmx-show work fine. I also found that if an element with the dmx-show parameter is wrapped in a div Conditional Region (I use the browser1.document.visibility condition), the page starts loading normally and the elements are no longer displayed ahead of time.

I note that Matthias had a similar problem:

The best way to hide dynamic content loading

Hi, I’m using NodeJS and Docker. If I understand well the page content is served on the client side, so we can see the page elements loading. Like this: Enregistrement de l’écran 2020-07-23 à 20.35.12 What the best way to deal with that ? Can we do a server-side rendering ? If not what trick can I use to make the loading seamless ? Thanks a lot, Matthias

I don't know if he solved it in some other way or not. But I can say that the preloader does not help in this case. Elements with the dmx-show parameter will still rendering faster than anything on the page for a second, bypassing the preloader stub as well.