Grid GK5 always shows loading image

hi,

there is always a loading image in the center of my grid area, but there is nothing to load, just text and no autoanimation.
as you can see here: http://tinyurl.com/o4qlv4u

This loaded should be covered by photos after the images are loaded. Here » https://github.com/GavickPro/Grid-GK5 you will find module will latest fixes where problem with loader should be resolved.

installed your github changes and still got this loading image and a new problem to the borders comes with this update. this 1 px fix just makes 1px problems to me

I've checked your site and don't see this loader image here screenshot

What you mean by borders problem? I see that border is now set to 1px and the module looks correct.

.gkGridGK5Wrap {background: none!important;}

Please check this fix » https://github.com/GavickPro/GK-Grid/commit/5eeceb9741b3902a7ebc376e8db6d0768b9bd846

At least when using jQuery, I can confirm the loader.gif does NOT disappear if animation is switched OFF.

In /modules/mod_grid_gk5/scripts/engine.jquery.js Find The code below - add the code in BOLD.

There is a bug in the fix - and still in the production 1.2 version.

if(animation === '1') {
var blocks = el.find('.gkGridElement');

if(animation_random === '0') {
// linear
for(var i = 0, len = blocks.length; i < len; i++) {
gkGridGK5AddClass(jQuery(blocks[i]), 'active', i * (animation_speed / animation_divider));
}
} else { // or random animation
var randomVector = [];
for(var i = 0, len = blocks.length; i < len; i++) {
randomVector[i] = i;
}
randomVector = gkGridGK5Shuffle(randomVector);
//
for(var j = 0, len = blocks.length; j < len; j++) {
gkGridGK5AddClass(jQuery(blocks[randomVector[j]]), 'active', j * (animation_speed / animation_divider));
}
}

setTimeout(function() {
jQuery(el.find('.gkGridGK5Wrap')).addClass('active');
}, blocks.length * (animation_speed / animation_divider));
} else {
var blocks = el.find('.gkGridElement');
setTimeout(function() {
jQuery(el.find('.gkGridGK5Wrap')).addClass('active');
}, blocks.length * (animation_speed / animation_divider);
}
}