essaund

How do I set it to transparent?

But this is a bug that should be fixed. Don’t you think so?

I remember back in 2019 LSCache Lazy Load feature didn’t have a random placeholder hanging around when activated. I noticed it started showing from one of the updates in 2020.

I know I can use a different solution for lazy loading. But I don’t want to stuff many plugins when one can handle the same job.

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by essaund.

Hello,

Exactly, you can see it now.

Turn what off? Lazy Load Images (As I said earlier, turning off lazy loading removes that placeholder).

I want to use Lazy Load but minus that placeholder showing.

Also it’s aggressively compressing images and they appear super low quality.

Regards

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by essaund.

Hello,

Just open any article on the website and see for yourself. It’s there.

Or where can I send you a screen recording of the same?

It’s a gray placeholder placed by LSCache and it matches the color under LSCache settings.

Once I deactivate Lazy Load on LSCache it disappears.

I faced the same issue on my main domain with a different theme as well and I stopped using LSCache on that website because if it.

Regards.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by essaund.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by essaund.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by essaund.

Hello

Seen.

Thanks so much!

Hello

Thank you so much!

That fixes the issue.

Regards

Hello,

Thanks for your response.

It will surely be a great addition.

Regards

Hello

Sorry for the delay.

It was the hosting environment. There was no FastCGI installed.

I also had to use the link provided by W3TC under INSTALL and pasted it on the conf nginx file of the website.

Hello,

I don’t think the issue relates to the host provider but hosting environment. Perhaps a few customizations and I’ll be good to go.

1. Host is Contabo VPS (Also tried it on NetCup VDS)

2. Contabo (4vCPU 2.2Ghz each, 8GB RAM)

3. NetCup VDS (2 Dedicated CPU cores 3.35Ghz each, 8GB RAM)

4. Single website

On OpenLiteSpeed and Apache it works great out of the box. But on Nginx I’m unable to replicate the same performance as described earlier.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by essaund.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by essaund.

@vmarko ~ any help about this please?

Hello,

I have a question. Where do these rules apply then in Nginx (W3TC Nginx WordPress rewrite rules)?

In WP Super Cache, it has a dedicated section where you can apply the custom rules are provided by WordPress (WP Super Cache WordPress rewrite rules).

And these rules make the server and php processes stable when using WP Super Cache.

But on W3TC, the server is unstable on Nginx. Can’t even manage 50clients/minute on Loader.io. Processor roasts at 100% with php-fpm processes getting stuck.

On Apache, W3TC goes all the way to 10,000clients/minute with almost 0% processor load. I get the same results with WP Super Cache on Nginx using the special rules that WordPress has provided on the link above.

And also, Nginx blocks GET variables on minification when using W3TC. That doesn’t happen on Apache with W3TC.

Something I’m not doing right?

• This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by essaund.

Okay thanks to much.

Hello,

I have sent an email to your GMAIL address on your website.

The contact form (https://wpfrank.com/contact/) doesn’t work

Waiting for your reply.

Hello,

I will do so thanks.

Regards

Hello Sure.

I will contact you.

Thanks for that.

Regards

How can I send you the link? I don’t want to paste it online.