Not Lazy Load Compliant?

  • I have Swift Performance Lazy Load activated for the following:

    -Images
    -Inline Images
    -IFrames

    Simply Gallery Block Images are refusing to lazy load. Why might SGB be resisting lazyload?

    Side note: Simply Gallery Block adds 2 HTTP requests for ever image (a 300×200 version AND the actual image)

    Additional actions I’ve tried:

    1. I’ve tried to lazy load the entire /simply-gallery-blocks/ plugin directory using Swift Performance’s lazy script loading but the outcome is that gallery blocks get stuck on the spinner.

    What can I do?

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  • Plugin Author GalleryCreator

    (@gallerycreator)

    Hello,
    my plugin has and implements lazy loading mode (two types: using attribute and paging). And my plugin doesn’t need any additional plugins for lazy loading. If you are using a very advanced theme, then it is better to use what the developer of your theme offers (since, in theory, theme developers see life differently). If you use some kind of optimizing plugins (this is certainly good), then you need to understand (at least a little) how they work.
    My plugin protects its content as much as possible from other scripts and this is my goal when developing.

    And in order to have a constructive dialogue, first you need to give a link to the page with the problem.

    Thread Starter MindCreatesMeaning

    (@xizor)

    Please have a look and inform me as to what you believe I am doing incorrectly.

    Here is the url:
    https://abmonetize.com/haunt/

    Thread Starter MindCreatesMeaning

    (@xizor)

    Please have a look and inform me as to what you believe I am doing incorrectly.

    Here is the url:
    https://abmonetize.com/haunt/

    You’ll find two galleries half way down the page.

    Gallery 1 is a native wp gallery.
    Gallery 2 is a Simply Gallery Block (stuck on spinning)

    Plugin Author GalleryCreator

    (@gallerycreator)

    Looking at your page, there can be a lot of reasons for my plugin to work incorrectly. The gallery is initialized by the page load event, and the gallery must be in the page (DOM). On your page, all processes follow some kind of mysterious algorithm that I don’t understand (full asynchronous). Unfortunately, I cannot help you with the setup. You’d better use the gallery plugin that your theme developer recommends, or the plugin developers you have installed (for lazy loading content)

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