The example below uses the onload
callback function to add a loaded message to the image containers.
Since the callback function passes a jQuery reference to the loaded image, you can do anything you would normally
do in jQuery. However, be aware that some operations (like editing styles) might be more efficient to do in CSS
via the data-imginloaded
attribute. See the CSS section on the
documentation page.
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// Set a callback function to add a message
var opts = {
onload: function(img) {
img.parent().append('<div class="onload">Loaded!</div>');
}
}
imgin(opts);