lazyload and iframes

  • Resolved alx359

    (@alx359)


    4 years, 5 months ago

    I Like how the settings look quite comprehensive, but still you managed to keep them easy to follow and not too overwhelming. Kudos for the clear mindset.

    A few questions/suggestions from first impressions:

    – I suppose “Disable” within the CSS/JS tabs also allows using those wildcards {all}, {any}, etc. hinted in other places?

    – Is it there any possible approach to deliver a different cached page depending on browser? For example, have different JS/CSS enqueued targeting IE11 (which does not support conditionals). With the other caching solutions I’ve tested so far, one needs to exclude such browser agent altogether to avoid it polluting the cache for everyone else.

    – I’m currently enjoying another plugin that serves device-optimized lazy-loaded images: OptiMole. For such kind of service to work properly though, one usually needs to switch off any other lazy-load scripts. However, doing so leaves out lazy-loading of iframes. I see no specific setting of lazy-load of iframes in WPP > Media tab. Are iframes supported at all?

    – BTW, https://www.wp-performance.com is giving me a blank page. Is this just temporary, or?

    Thanks!

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  • Plugin Author Ante Laca

    (@alaca)

    HI @alx359

    – I suppose “Disable” within the CSS/JS tabs also allows using those wildcards {all}, {any}, etc. hinted in other places?

    Correct

    – Is it there any possible approach to deliver a different cached page depending on browser? For example, have different JS/CSS enqueued targeting IE11 (which does not support conditionals). With the other caching solutions I’ve tested so far, one needs to exclude such browser agent altogether to avoid it polluting the cache for everyone else.

    NO, there is no such option to have a different cache for different browsers. The only thing you could do here is try to exclude pages from cache for different user agent.

    – I’m currently enjoying another plugin that serves device-optimized lazy-loaded images: OptiMole. For such kind of service to work properly though, one usually needs to switch off any other lazy-load scripts. However, doing so leaves out lazy-loading of iframes. I see no specific setting of lazy-load of iframes in WPP > Media tab. Are iframes supported at all?

    Yes, lazy load videos is the option you want to use here

    – BTW, https://www.wp-performance.com is giving me a blank page. Is this just temporary, or?

    Yes at the moment ??

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