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  • Plugin Author Optimizing Matters

    (@optimizingmatters)

    a myriad of reason actually;
    * some images are loaded by javascript (e.g. the google maps & instagram ones)
    * some images are not loaded with or <picture> tags or as background-image, in which case AO doesn’t know those are images (e.g. cache-image/aaaalim-208x117.jpg and kholmatov-og-hustru-gulnora-416x234.png)
    * some images are lazy-loaded even if GPSI think they are not (e.g. anders-solgaard-forfulgte-kristne-150x150.jpg and niels-nymann-eriksen-forfulgte-kristne-teologisk-refleksion-menneskerettigheder-2-150x150.jpg

    hope this clarifies,
    frank

    Thread Starter pstidsen

    (@pstidsen)

    Hi Frank

    Thanks for that.

    I think the javascript loaded images are the biggest problem for the site because it is around 20 requests. Is there anyway to work around this so that images are lazy loaded?

    Regarding the “some images are lazy-loaded even if GPSI think they are not”: Is it possible to fix that so I get a better score in GPSI?

    Plugin Author Optimizing Matters

    (@optimizingmatters)

    you could try to use another plugin to add Google Maps/ Instagram? For Google maps you could add an image and use an imagemap to link to the project pages for example.

    re. GPSI & lazyloading; no idea I’m afraid. I would suggest not giving overly importance to the score (it’s just a number to try to quantify performance best practice implementation, gamification really) and focus on real load speed indicators (time to first byte, time to start render/first paint, onload time, …) instead? ??

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