dbhynds

Can you file a bug report for the behavior you’re experiencing? I’m using the plugin on at least 2-dozen sites without any issue, so it’s likely a conflict between this plugin and your theme. Also, this plugin doesn’t have the capability to affect the fonts (unless they’re being loaded in a non-traditional way), so that’s likely a separate issue.

Please include the HTML markup for the areas where the images are blank or not loading. Also include any javascript errors in the console. Hopefully, I can help you sort it out.

Can you provide me with the HTML markup that gets generated for one of your slides? I might be able to help troubleshoot it.

Hey! Thanks! Here’s a link to my website

https://www.davohynds.com/donate/

If you don’t want certain images to be lazy loaded, they need to have a shared CSS class. Then add that class to the text box in Lazy Load XT settings. So, if all of your thumbnails have a class of “thumbnail”, add it to that settings field. Does that answer your question?

Hi,

I don’t see the Lazy Load XT javascript files being loaded anywhere. Are your theme or plugins messing with wp_enqueue_scripts or wp_print_scripts. I don’t know why those js files aren’t being loaded, but that’s definitely your problem!

The plugin loads a 1x1px transparent gif as the src, then lazy-loads the real image when it comes into view. Are there any javascript errors on your page when it loads? It sounds like something is either preventing the Lazy Load XT js file from loading or running.

Under “Settings > Lazy Load XT”, make sure that “Enable AJAX navigation (infinite scroll, lightbox, etc).” is checked. That should be all you need to do.

Try excluding the class attachment-shop_catalog. Does that work for you?

I haven’t tested it out, but it should work, I think. If you have any trouble with it, though, let me know.

Hmm… That looks right to me. Obviously, you’d want additional styling for the bg position, size, etc. I’m assuming you have the background image addon enabled under “Settings > Lazy Load XT”?

Not currently, but I’ll keep that feature in mind for future improvements. Thanks for the suggestion.

Ahah. I see the cache working correctly now.

In order for the video to lazy load, you’ll probably need to make some adjustments to the theme’s php as outlined in the FAQ for this plugin or on the GitHub page here: https://github.com/ressio/lazy-load-xt/.

That said, it probably won’t help with the issue that you’re referencing with the video, although the plugin will be helpful/useful for the other images around your site. The problem you’re having isn’t really anything that this plugin aims to fix.

Thanks for the suggestion and sorry for the delay.

So … is_preview() … when does that return true? Is that when you preview an unpublished (draft) post?

Hi,

Sorry for the delayed response. I see the looping video on your homepage. When the video repeats, it looks like the the user is forced to redownload the video fresh each time, instead of just replaying the video. This is the reason for the performance problems you’re experiencing. I suggest talking to the Divi theme folks about this, and see if they can update the theme so that it just replays the video, rather than redownloading it new each time.

Best of luck! Let me know if you need further assistance.

Ok, I was able to look into it a bit more. It looks like the HTML for the slider needs to be passed through the get_lazyloadxt_html() function to filter it to work with Lazy Load XT. If you’re comfortable editing your theme, this should work. Here’s an example (from the FAQ page of this plugin):

For example, if a theme has:

echo wp_get_attachment_image($id);

Changing it to the following would lazy load the image:

echo get_lazyloadxt_html( wp_get_attachment_image($id) );

Best of luck. Let me know if I can be of further assistance.