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Hi @diondesigns, thanks for the reply. What I mean is placing the plugin folder from the WP-content folder, into my theme folder and then cherry picking and editing specific .php files from the plugin to a desired result for my theme. You can do this with Woocommerce or Events Calendar Pro for example. I’m assuming the plugin owner needs to allow these types of overrides though.

Thanks

@wp_media Hi, is there any way to tell if it’s working? Google page speed insights says “Please defer images/consider lazy loading” still with the plugin enabled. I think it might be because I’m usign Autoptimize and maybe it’s compressing and breaking the plugin. I see the lazy-load classes on the static HTML images, so I believe it’s attempting, but when I scroll the images seem already loaded (no loading animation, or popin), which I guess that’s good if it’s actually lazy loading just super fast?

Thanks!

Hi thanks for the Reply @roselldk!

What kind of server settings could affect the webp not generating? I’m uploading an image directly to WordPress and not seeing anything generate in the webp-express/webp-images folder ?? I’m using DevilBox with Docker and I just realized I didn’t have an htaccess in the root folder of my WordPress on local, so just added that but the problem still persists. Any idea? thanks man!