moosch

Hi @co5ma,

I just pushed a fix so update your version and let me know if it works or not ??

Thanks

Hi @co5ma,

Thanks for the message. I’m afraid I haven’t updated this plugin for a long time.
After a quick look at the code I can see that you must be using WooCommerce, and the issue is dimensions of an image are not available, but they are used in a ratio calculation.

I’ll take a look at the WooCommerce support and get back to you once resolved.

Thanks

Hi @joefxd

Apologies for the massive delay on this. I’ve revisited your issue and i can see your images are indeed quite pixelated.

I’ve added a css filter: blur(10px) which will help make the loading images less pixelated. If you update the plugin it should resolve your issue. If not, let me know and I can see what else can be done.

Also if you want to add more blur, you can target .bil-container .bil-blurred

Thanks for the support!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by moosch.

Hi @slinger55,

I have made some performance improvements and tested with a series number of large images and things are running much more smoothly. In addition, the full size images are only loaded when they are in view which speeds things up too.

Update the plugin and things should improve. Let me know if you have any issues.

Thanks again for the support ??

Hi @slinger55,

Yeah that would be great, it’d certainly make it easier to debug.
In the meantime I’ll look at ways to make it a little faster.

Thanks very much for your appreciation too ??

Hi @slinger55, thanks for the kind words about the plugin ??

The last time this plugin was stress tested was over 3 years ago, and a lot has changed with WordPress since then. Similarly I haven’t had an opportunity to update this plugin either unfortunately.

Do you have a link you can provide that I could check out and see what’s happening?

Hey Joe,

I’m afraid I haven’t updated this plugin in a long time. I had intended to build a settings page that allows for some more features but I other projects got in the way unfortunately.

You could apply a filter to the .bil-init class which would target the ‘blurred’ image.
Your message has spurred me on, I will be making some updates this week hopefully and adding some better functionality.

Sorry I couldn’t help right away, but thanks for the support ??

Ryan

Hi

That’s great, thanks ??

I can see that you are using some extra functionality with your WooCommerce install that don’t have some of the usual image attachment data WordPress adds in. I made an update that should hopefully find the images now. Let me know if it works.

Thanks for the support! ??

Hi @spritewrench

Can you send me a link? Email to [email protected] if you’d like to keep it private.
I test on 3 WP installs but there are always edge cases ??

Thanks

Hi @cihadsevim
I added support for WooCommerce so if you update the plugin you should see that in place. Send me your translation and I’ll add that in too ??

Hi @cihadsevim,
Excellent idea, I’ll add that into the next release.

The only actual text is in the readme.txt file so if you’d like to translate that I’d be humbled ??

Hi ramonjosegn,

I uploaded a fix that should sort your issue, please update and let me know if you have any more issues.
Thanks for the support ??

Moosch

Hi Luke,

I have uploaded a fix that should solve this issue and a couple of others.
Thanks for the support ??

Moosch

Hi ramonjosegn,

If you open developer tools in your browser, do you see any errors in the console?
Or could you provide a link perhaps so I can debug?

Thanks

Moosch

If you are building your own metaboxes with custom fields in, add this to your file, or if you just added the code to functions.php, add it there:

function add_custom_content_to_analysis( $content ) {
	global $post;
	$custom = get_post_custom( $post->ID );
	$custom_content = '';
	foreach( $custom as $field )
	{
		$custom_content .= $field[0].' ';
	}
	return $content . ' ' . $custom_content;
}
add_filter( 'wpseo_pre_analysis_post_content', 'add_custom_content_to_analysis' );

This should run through all custom fields in your post and add them to the content that SEO by Yoast looks at.