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  • Plugin Contributor WP Rocket

    (@wp_rocket)

    Hi,

    Currently the issue doesn’t seem to be displayed on the page provided. If you can reactivate lazyload, we can see which image is causing the issue and how to disable lazyload for it.

    Thread Starter kikib

    (@kikib)

    Okay I took time to create a test page and made sure that the lazy load works only on this page: https://test.idssite.com/about-us-testing/.

    Can you check if lazy loading is working in the background, please? I tried to check in chrome inspect but couldn’t find anything.

    I’m also experiencing this same issue. Has there been any progress on this? I have it turned off on my site right now, but I would love to be able to reenable it with it working.

    Thread Starter kikib

    (@kikib)

    I just figured out the problem. There’s a empty tag in the code in the parallax section. When you turn on any LazyLoad plugin, the plugin add a lazyload class to the tag. Once it’s added to the empty tag, the page thinks that this empty tag has a real image inside, thus ballooning up the parallax height. The only way is to add a different class to the section where parallax is located in. Then type in something like

    .exclude_lazyload img {
    height: 0px;
    }

    One quick question, did you encounter any problem when a lazyload plugin is on but the fullwidth header with background video in the hero section is taking a while to load….?

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