Can I use this on Static Hardcoded Images?

This would be helpful for me too! It’s working perfectly on my WordPress posts, but there are places where I’m using wp_get_attachment_image_src and echo-ing the output, so if there’s a class or something similar I could add to the that would be so great!

Hi,

With the new version, Any image found in the page HTML should be lazyloaded, as it’s applying the replacement pretty late in the WordPress loading process.

@wp_media Hi, is there any way to tell if it’s working? Google page speed insights says “Please defer images/consider lazy loading” still with the plugin enabled. I think it might be because I’m usign Autoptimize and maybe it’s compressing and breaking the plugin. I see the lazy-load classes on the static HTML images, so I believe it’s attempting, but when I scroll the images seem already loaded (no loading animation, or popin), which I guess that’s good if it’s actually lazy loading just super fast?

Thanks!

If you view the source code of the page, you should see that the src attribute has been replaced by an inline svg file, and that the data-lazy-src has been addded with the image URL.

Keep in mind that images loaded via background-url in CSS, or via JS, can’t be lazyloaded.