• Hello,

    I have a couple of pictures in my footer which I realised are not lazy-loaded.
    I manually added :
    data-lazy-type=”image” data-src=”xxxx” class=”lazy-loaded”

    But it doesnt work either
    Any idea?

    thanks !

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  • simd59

    (@simd59)

    I’ve got the same problem… Did you find a solution ? The support never respond…

    Thread Starter herbertwest1

    (@herbertwest1)

    Well, kind of. But not really.

    The derivative solution I found was to only put an actual link in the footer, and via Google Tag Manager, on the DomReady event, to transform that link as a picture with the link. That way its transparent for the users. And I guess/hope that it doesnt change anything for google since there was already the link.

    HOWEVER, that was my first solution.
    After doing several tests I then noticed that with the Lazy Loading activated, my Google Page Speed score were quite low because the lazyloading js needed to be read prior to display anything.
    So my website was faster to load, but my pagespeed metric was low.

    So I decided to desactivated the lazy loading. The website is slower to load, but my googlepagespeed metrics are much better.
    Or at least they were, until Google Page Speed changed and modernised.

    I need to do further testing !

    simd59

    (@simd59)

    Ok thanks for your answer. I’ll continue looks for improve that. ?? That’s a shame that there isn’t a good support for the plugin and more update… I would like to have lazy loading on html5 picture tag too… But they do not answer… I’m trying to developped it myself…

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