Rating: 5 stars
Excelente plugin para adicionar classes de no-lazyload em imagens. Até ent?o a única solu??o para esse problema no Elementor.
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I use SiteGround for my hosting. It’s built in caching plugin has a lazy load setting. Unfortunately this broke a particular grid layout in my design. There is an option to stop lazy loading on and individual basis by adding the class “skip-lazy” to the desired image. This plugin allowed me to do just that.
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Was trying to figure out way to add a class only to my featured images in my Elementor layout for blog posts, so I can disable lazyload on them, and this plugin works great. Highly recommend it. That said, I ended up deciding not to use it since I found a Functions.php code snippet that worked for my needs. I prefer to not use additional plugins if I can help it. But if you need more granular control over classes on images and you use Elementor, this plugin is what you need.
But if you just need to do what I did, here’s the snippet that worked for me:
function db_add_class_to_single_featured_image($attr) {
remove_filter('wp_get_attachment_image_attributes','db_add_class_to_single_featured_image');
if ( is_single() ) {
$attr['class'] .= ' no-lazy';
}
return $attr;
}
add_filter('wp_get_attachment_image_attributes','db_add_class_to_single_featured_image'); Rating: 3 stars
I was hoping to exclude background images from lazy loading, but I need to be able to add a class to do it. This unfortunately does not do that. For my needs it’s 0 stars, but I give it 5 stars for other uses, so it’s a 3 average for me.
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Thank you for this.
I use it to disable lazy loading on images loaded inside the viewport.
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Just what i need
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Thank you for create this plugin. It’s realy help
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Excellent plugin. Much needed feature in Elementor. Thanks for creating this.
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The plugin lets you add a CSS class to an html img tag from Elementor, something the users are waiting for Elementor itself to do since more than 3 years ago.
The plugin solves this annoying problem in a clean and nice way.
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