• Resolved a223123131

    (@a223123131)


    I have images placed in this way:

    <div class=”n2-ss-slide-background-wrap n2-ow”><div data-hash=”4820a7118bda942ff35de5f5dee44316″ data-desktop=”//https://domain.com/…/18302cba9d7f2b614345db0f4…/trust.jpg” class=”n2-ss-slide-background-image” data-blur=”0″ data-alt=”” data-title=”” style=”background-image: url("//https://domain.com/…/18302cba9d7f2b614345…/trust.jpg");”></div></div>

    With this images ewww web isn’t working here, so they are displayed as jpg instead of webp. Any change to get this working?

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  • Plugin Author nosilver4u

    (@nosilver4u)

    See what happens if you use our Lazy Load function alongside the JS WebP method. That’s how we handle CSS background images withe WebP in EWWW IO.

    Thread Starter a223123131

    (@a223123131)

    No changes… images are delivered as webp, but not the described div images. I have tested your lazy load function with both webp delivery methods.

    the div image way is a common way to deliver images. In this cae this is done by Smart Slider 3 if you like to test it on your site.

    Plugin Author nosilver4u

    (@nosilver4u)

    Are you able to provide a link to a page where you are using Smart Slider 3?

    Thread Starter a223123131

    (@a223123131)

    No public link… However the point is, that the code I sent can’t be changed in webp. This has nothing with Smart Slider 3 to do… this will hapen with all div images

    Plugin Author nosilver4u

    (@nosilver4u)

    The code you sent should be changed to WebP via our Lazy Loader, because our lazy loader supports any div with an inline style attribute that contains a background image. Additionally, it supports list item, link, span, and section tags.
    BUT the code I’m seeing from Smart Slider cannot, because it specifically disables lazy loaders with the ‘data-no-lazy’ attribute and the ‘skip-lazy’ class.
    I’ve checked the HTML code for the default tutorial slider, and two other templates that use div & img tags, and all of them disable lazy loading intentionally.

    The only way I can see to get WebP with Smart Slider is to use server-based rewriting. If your server doesn’t support it (or you’re using Cloudflare), you can offload the image delivery to our Easy IO system (a CDN): https://ewww.io/plans/
    –note that the forum rules don’t allow discussion of paid services, so if you have questions about that, use https://ewww.io/contact-us/

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