I notice that the popup content is always loaded on the page even before the event is triggered. When I set my popup to open only on click events I expect it to be loaded only when the click event is fired.
Is there any way to achieve this with this plugin? My popup contains an iframe of another website, and loading it systematically is terrible for performance.
Thanks.
]]>i have a strange problem, on two of my pages, where i use “appointment
hour booking”, the Form will autofocus on Page load…
I can’t turn it off with javascript, jquery or anything else?!
https://www.tierschule.at/home2 and https://www.teichzeit.at show the same behavior and it doesn’t matter, if a input field is over the calendar or not…
]]>I am in the middle of starting my own little business just to keep me busy as a semi retired person in France.
While testing, The last thing you want is to scratch your head for 8hrs trying to figure and wonder why your contact forms or news-letters are not are not sending on time. (visitor onload) Fresh website not enough traffic yet, and yes why would there be its still being constructed.
I am going to set a server cron but leave wordpress cron active, I now realise thanks to this share resource why..
Andrew
]]>I’m having a problem with Smush interacting with a Masonry library made by David DeSandro.
Without Smush the library works fine. After loading all images a Method is triggered that lays out the elements perfectly. However, after installing Smush, the following piece of code no longer does the job:
$grid.imagesLoaded().progress( function() {
$grid.masonry('layout');
});
I believe the issue is tied to other elements being loaded (text, margins etc.) non-sequentially.
So my questions are, how do I detect when Smush has loaded an element? And is there a way to detect that Smush has loaded all elements?
Is “DOMContentLoaded” the right approach or does Smush work differently?
]]>how can I set one (or all) popup(s) as open after the page load?
Thank you!
]]>Having the option to choose when the plugin loads its resources would be very nice.
]]>I pushed out a new release 2 days ageo, which includes Filamentgroup’s loadCSS solution to load the CSS in a deferred manner. The basis of this is e.g.;
<link rel="preload" as="style" media="all" href="https://somesite.com/wp-content/cache/autoptimize/css/autoptimize_d97be2d1e59fda6be542613822904ed1.css" onload="this.rel='stylesheet'" />
Now when rocketloader is active, the onload handler’s JS gets (badly) broken.
-> so can I prevent that somehow on my side (similar to the data-cfasync='false'
for script tags)?
-> or can you from your side fix this somehow (given the popularity of Filamentgroup’s loadCSS this is bound to happen more then just for Autoptimize users)
Kind regards,
frank