• Resolved brunomeloc

    (@brunomeloc)


    today i decided to optimize my website for better loading results. After installing the ewww plugin, I followed a step by step to optimize and resize the images. It turns out that now when I enter my site as a “visitor” no image is shown, just a blank space. The only way to be able to see the images on the site is through the wordpress control panel and logging in as “editor”. This is happening on every page.
    Someone could help me, please?

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Author nosilver4u

    (@nosilver4u)

    Hi @brunomeloc !
    I took a quick look at the site, and it seems the slider you have on your page is not compatible with lazy loading, so you’ll want to disable the EWWW IO lazy loader. It’s on the Easy Mode tab, in case you don’t remember ??

    Thread Starter brunomeloc

    (@brunomeloc)

    Thanks for the answer! But apparently my site has all the images working for mobile, but when I open on a computer browser, some images appear and others do not. In the “about” page (sobre), all images are there, but on the” home” page (inicio) and “portfolio” page, there are some images that don’t appear

    Thread Starter brunomeloc

    (@brunomeloc)

    I just resized the images on the home page (beginning) that were highlighted in blue and they returned to appear normally. I just continue with this difficulty on the portfolio page. I believe it has to do with the lightbox that is active

    Plugin Author nosilver4u

    (@nosilver4u)

    Like I said, the root of the problem is a conflict with the lazy loader. Taking a second look using this URL: https://studioarbor.com.br/portfolio/?ewwwio_disable=1
    I can see it isn’t *exactly* a slider, but all the images ARE wrapped in “swiper-slide” classes, so that’s what threw me off a bit.

    What appears to be happening, is that something is “parsing” the page code after our lazy loader, and stripping the data-src attribute that contains the actual image URL. You’ll need to find out what is doing that, and ask them to support lazy load images… or just not use lazy loading, but that would be sad for performance.

    An additional clue is in the fact that normally, those images have width/height = 300. But when the lazy loader puts in the 1×1 placeholder image, the height and width get set = 1, and that definitely is NOT from our lazy loader.

    Thread Starter brunomeloc

    (@brunomeloc)

    I just disabled a plugin called “Specify Image Dimensions” and the images are back to normal! Thank you very much for the tips and support!

    Plugin Author nosilver4u

    (@nosilver4u)

    Fantastic!

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