Note that I am able to add class-name='no-lazy'
to “fix” this issue, but I think the root cause might be a W3TotalCache img tag processing issue. Details below …
I have two tool-tips (for ‘Background Color’ and ‘Font Color’ on the linked page) that include images. The HTML for the tool-tips is:
<a .... "<p>Tool-tip text</p><img src='/wp-content/themes/my-theme/images/tooltip-image.jpg'>">
When W3TotalCache Lazy Loading > Process HTML image tags
is enabled, The tool-tip HTML is converted to ">
(the last two characters of the tool-tip HTML. These two characters are literally displayed on the web page (the result is that ">Background Color
and ">Font Color
are displayed on the web page and the tool-tip image is not displayed as part of the tool-tip).
If I uncheck “Process HTML image tags” or I add class-name='no-lazy'
to the tool-tip img tags, the tool-tip HTML is properly formatted and the tool-tip images are properly displayed as part of the tool-tip.
<a ... "<p>Tool-tip text</p><img class-name='no-lazy' src='/wp-content/themes/my-theme/images/tooltip-image.jpg'>">
I am content with the ‘no-lazy’ solution and am highlighting this in case it helps you to find an issue.
Thank you for your great plugin and support.
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ALL TAG1 TAG2 TAG3 TAG4
Image thumbs show here
By default the tag ALL is selected, and if the user presses TAG1, it would only show those images from tag 1 removing the rest…etc. Is this feature available?
Furthermore, do you have lazy loading? when the site would not load all of the images at once, but instead would load more images AS the user is scrolling, please advise on this matter as well. These two items are deal breakers for me.
]]>I’m trying to create a page where if you tag an image in your media library you’d be able to click the tag in your tag cloud and show all images that share that same tag. I’ve scoured the interwebs and can’t seem to find anything that’ll do this.
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