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If you remove the .embed-container div, does it still work?

How are you adding the embed-container? Are you manually coding it straight into the content field of the post/page? Or are you using some sort of shortcode/plugin to generate the div with the video inside it?

Try resaving your settings.

If that doesn’t work, can you add
var_dump($this->settings['excludeclasses']);
On line 238 of your local instance so that I can see what value is getting passed to array_intersect? Copy and paste the results here, then you can remove that line.

Thanks!

Actually, I’m a little confused. Can you go to the plugin’s settings page and tell me what is in the field labelled “Skip lazy loading on these classes:” ?

Great! I’m glad it’s working.

I think I know why you’re getting that warning. I’ll include a fix in the next release

FYI, I got the AJAX response for that page and ran it through my regex tester. It correctly detected and replaced the src with data-src, so we can rule out an issue with the regex. This means the problem that my plugin is never getting sent any html to filter.

Ahah. Interesting.

The [ajax_load_more] shortcode ads the <ul> to the page, but it’s the response from the AJAX call that you actually need to filter the HTML.

This is a really dumb question that I should have asked immediately, but do you have “Enable AJAX” clicked on the Lazy Load XT settings page? If not, check it and see how it does.

If so, I’m guessing that the AJAX call is pulling content using a theme file in some way (single.php for example). Can I see the contents of whatever file the AJAX call is using to build the response?

Ok, thanks.

Can you zip your theme and email it to:
lazyloadxtwordpress [at] gmail [dot] com

I’ll dig into it and see if I can figure out why it’s not working.

I installed Sage on a testing site, and the plugin seemed to work fine, so I’ll need to see your actual theme files to know what’s wrong.

Ok, thanks.

Can you zip your theme and email it to:
lazyloadxtwordpress [at] gmail [dot] com

I’ll dig into it and see if I can figure out why it’s not working.

I installed Sage on a testing site, and the plugin seemed to work fine, so I’ll need to see your actual theme files to know what’s wrong.

Are you using Sage, Bedrock, or both?

Are you using Sage, Bedrock, or both?

Thanks for the feedback. Another user is having trouble with Roots. I will have to investigate more, but it must be something with the way that Roots works. I will let you know what I find.

You said you are using Roots for your site? Another user is having trouble with Roots. I will have to investigate more, but it must be something with the way that Roots works. I will let you know what I find.

Yes, you would need to activate the plugin before adding the get_lazyloadxt_html()

Another user had problems with using Roots. I’ll need to investigate this further. I may also try to get in touch with a Roots developer. I will update you when I know more.

If you figure out a way to get it working, let me know how you did it. (The plugin should work just by being activated. You shouldn’t need additional configuration. This is very odd, indeed.)

What theme are you using on your site?

If you’re familiar with PHP, can you tell me how your images are getting echoed on your site? What function is it using?

If you’re comfortable doing so, try the solution suggested on the FAQ page for the plugin.

Let me know how it goes.

That’s really strange. Can you provide me a link to your website, so that I can investigate?