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You have a URL I can look at?

Did you want to lazy load those images too? They can’t be very large so is that really necessary?

This plugin only runs the filter on the content so the the images elsewhere will not be affected.

I have browser cache turned on, in a multisite network-activated install with domain mapping, but I don’t see this issue. Weird. I tried 3 browsers with everything cleared, not logged in, etc.

Only issue I’m having with my w3tc setup is that while attachments are getting uploaded to the CDN, their URLs are not getting rewritten. Not a huge issue coz I rarely use attachments myself, and the other blogs on my network don’t get a lot of traffic. But I just wanted to report this here.

Thanks for the great plugin.

If you look at the page source of https://www.coach-abondance.com/category/ressources/articles, the lazyload block isn’t there.

You can see the lazyload method call (highlighted) in the source of the first link: https://gist.github.com/ayn/3fd23321254734686090#file-good-html-L251-L255

I have a multisite install with domain mappings, this only works for logging in my super admin for the network, I tried both https://my_root_domain.com/wp-login.php?q=a and https://custom_mapped_domain.com/wp-login.php?q=a with regular users/administrators, and they both ended up getting redirected to the redirect url.

Actually, it works for multisite, I just forgot to turn it on in Settings->Writing. ??

I have wptouch also and it works fine.

Sure man, will add it next time I update it, which will probably be a very long time from now. You can easily see what was done at github, and they were very minor, the plugin is only a few lines long.

Thanks.

@the-kit: great job, that was exactly what I did to exclude my jquery cycle images.

just pushed 0.13, posts are not always wrapped around with a “post” class in themes, interesting. At least now I show people how to exclude things.

Hi there, sorry about that, I was trying to get it to exclude images in a jQuery cycle plugin, it worked as some point, but I tried to get more fancy with the selector at 1am in the morning, and turned out my blog’s wp total cache was showing me an older version of my edits and the one I ended up committing didn’t work.

Just pushed 0.12, let me know if that works. Thanks!

@calvintychan yeah, that works if the images you don’t want lazyloading are outside the content div, but some of these plugins with problems put the stuff inside #content so this solution won’t work for some. btw, you can change your selector to this if all you want is to select all images in #content:

jQuery("#content img")

thanks,

Please check my reply in the other the thread on how to exclude certain div id’s or class names. Thanks.

how can we exclude sidebar images from Lazy load?

Hi, I’ve received a few emails and blog comments on how to exclude something, so I figure I should post it here in addition to the comments at my blog post. To exclude something, all you have to do is to change the jQuery selector, this is one way to do it, but there might be a more efficient way.

say you want to exclude the sidebar, and your sidebar div has an id of “sidebar”, then you can try something like:

jQuery("div").not("#sidebar").find("img").lazyload

More on jQuery selectors here.