my site is loading slow in ie

this is a very very big problem for me. i am asking this in all the forums that i am using their modules but cant find a solution yet.my site is loading very very slow in ie. in firefox there is no error but with ie the page is loaded and waits about 5-6 seconds after the load. It loads but seems a bit delayed. why can this be? can this be related with VBSEO?

check out my site with ie
9nokta2 // Sesli Düþünceler

please share your ideas with me, i am stucked :(

Hello Burçe,

can this be related with VBSEO?

is it working fine with vBSEO disabled?

Seems very fast in IE for me.

I think this might be related to the tables/images making up the style.

IE has to load the entire table before it renders it.. FF will do it on the fly.

Could be. I'm using IE7, which changed the way IE renders.

blistering for me in IE7 too.

what do you mean by blistering? you mean its loading without a problem?
by the way who are experienced the same problem with ie in my site from you? i am going to disable vbseo but not know (cause there are users online now in my site)

Blistering.....

As in, blisteringly fast.

vBSEO is NOT the issue here.

The issue is with a browser more than 5 years out of date (ie6) not being able to render table code until the entire table (site) has loaded

so what should i do. a friend (SirAdrian) of me told that;

IE will download/render entire tables at a time but it will remain hidden until its done. So, if your entire site is in a table, it will most likely appear all at once when its done rather than render it progressively as you'd expect.

If it's possible, do something like this,

<table>$header</table>
<table>$navbar</table>
<table>$body</table>
<table>$footer</table>

Instead of,
<table>
$header
$navbar
$body
$footer
</table>

or better yet,

<div id="header">$header $navbar</div>
<div id="body">$body</div>
<div id="footer">$footer</div>

what do you think?

That will work....

Consider also that windows update is a service that is installed on most machines..... IE7 is now rolling out over windows update so this problem is far less of a problem than you think.

However.... the above will speed things up for ie6 users.

in which templats i must do these changes, in all templates? by the way
if i use <div id="header">$header $navbar</div> instead of $header $navbar will there any visual changes seems on my template?

and also i dont think so that all of you using this way <div id="header">$header $navbar</div> ? but you dont have the same problem and by the way i didnt understand the ie 7 and windows update part. this error occurs on ie 6 and ie7. both of them.

It is fast for me..... maybe you have dial up challenged users?

no i have the same problem too :(