youtube, doubleclick, gstatic e.g. still loaded ?

afraid those video’s aren’t LYTE ones flaschenzug22. how did you add them? are you using a pagebuilder?

Oh, I thought the plugin is replacing the normal video embeds too?
When using [lyte id=” /] it works … Thanks for the hint!

I am not using a pagebuilder.

And I just saw, that the following code is displayed – but empty.
It looks like it is for the possible title and I guess something else.
<div class="lL" style="max-width:100%;width:1280px;margin:5px;"></div>

Is the code fragment needed even if empty?

had a look at the URL you provided an all is fine flaschenzug22 flaschenzug22, no code snippet required. ??

So are normal Youtube links like not replaced with the code and I have to use the [lyte] shortcode?

And the <div class=”lL” ,,,></div> appears in the code but is empty.
If not needed, maybe get rid of it if empty ? Just an idea for an improvement ??

generally it does work on youtube links, but pagebuilders and other plugins sometimes interfere.

re. lL; depends on settings but indeed in your case it could be removed. I’ll put it on my backlog, but given it’s a nano-optimization it will not have high priority ??

Is there a simple way for me to debug?
Not using many plugins.

– ACF
– AUTOPTIMIZE
– UpdraftPlus
– WebP Converter
– Yoast

re. backlog: perfect. would be nice if it is gone, but like you said: no high priority :-).

• This reply was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by flaschenzug22.

my money would be on ACF; are the youtube’s added through those?

good point … yes they are.
Adding an embedded video via the blocks works fine.
So ACF it is.

Well, I assume ACF has an API and LYTE has one as well, so you can probably glue the two of them together with a couple of lines of PHP-code if you’re into that sort of thing? If so, you’ll have to identify which ACF filter to use and in the function hooked to that call lyte_parse() (or lyte_preparse() depending on … things ?? )?

I assume it should be this filter:
https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/acf-load_field/

So with this code it could work, but I didn’t test it yet.

function my_acf_load_field( $field ) {
    return lyte_parse( ... the right var ... ); 
    // or 
    return lyte_preparse( ... the right var ... ); 
}

// Apply to all fields.
add_filter('acf/load_field', 'my_acf_load_field');

• This reply was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by flaschenzug22.