setup litespeed

  • Resolved Willem 2

    (@willem-2)


    1 year ago

    I have a blog with an image as a header.  This image is always chosen at random from a file of approximately 100 images.  This process greatly slows down the page speed score.  I can improve this by enabling vpi (from 80 to 92).  However, there are approximately 1600 blog posts, each with a randomly selected image.  This increases the usage of the page optimization on my quic.cloud account.  I have a free account that I don’t want to change by purchasing credits.

    How should I set litespeed to (hopefully) maintain the page speed score of 92 and reduce page optimization usage?

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  • supervisior

    (@supervisior)

    If the header image changes depending on the URL, then the logic of this URL-dependent display of the header image makes it technically impossible to achieve an improvement. But if you only want to change the lazy load behavior of this header image, then you don’t need quic.cloud for that. If you ask Google for a solution to this, you will get at least 1 solution to it.

    Plugin Support qtwrk

    (@qtwrk)

    if this header image has certain fixed class name , or its parental element has a certain fixed class name to exclude from lazyload.

    Thread Starter Willem 2

    (@willem-2)

    I excluded in the image library all 100 images from lazy load. This didn’t resolve the issue. After that I disabled in litespeed lazyload and vpi. This improved the page speed. Now I have the result I was looking for. Thank you both for your suggestions.

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