brandonbr1

@farazfrank

Thanks for the offer, but I am good. The plugin is good enough as is for me, you really did a great job developing this plugin. Congrats on the amazing work and the time you spent making this plugin!

However I have a question, the plugin seems to install “jquery-migrate-js”, is this necessary for the plugin to function, or will there be issues if I remove the “jquery-migrate.js” file?

I am aware that the normal “jQuery” file is needed, but is the “jquery-migrate.js” needed for plugin functionality?

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@farazfrank Sorry for the late reply, but that’s not really what I meant. I checked the html source code and it seems to always put in the lazy tag. That’s not what I meant, I meant it as an option per individual image, not for it to be on automatically or for it to be checked individually.

Additionally, another 2 other tags exist called decoding=”async” and fetchPriority = “high”, which can also help with performance, one again behind a toggle.

Hey @farazfrank
Could you add a feature, where it has a checkbox, if you want to enable lazy loading/defer loading to the set images, for SEO and performance reasons?

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by brandonbr1.