• Resolved hernan2022

    (@hernan2022)


    Hello, I am working on a project where a grid of images is reordered randomly (and it is important that it stays that way) so I am working on the lazy load VPI manually

    Using the ‘litespeed_buffer_before’ filter I have managed to insert data-no-lazy=”1″ to the first 8 images of the grid, which would be enough on practically all devices or at least the vast majority

    The thing is that Google keeps alerting me to a VPI problem. I am doing something wrong? Am I avoiding lazy loading correctly on these images? Did I choose the wrong filter?

    The code for the images looks like this (from the home):

    <img data-no-lazy="1" decoding="async" width="323" height="600" loading="lazy" src=...>

    Google warning

    Thank you

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  • Thread Starter hernan2022

    (@hernan2022)

    I was able to fix it, the filter was correct. It was the type of block that inserted another lazy load

    Thank you

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