guidotg

Hi, the previous answer by @maybellyne simply does not give an answer to my question. I had already read the article suggested. Thanks for your understanding.

Hello @pdosev,
thank you for your help.
Unfortunately this does not fix the problem.
Not lazy loading the slider images heavily affects the page performance and, as a consequence, SEO. Lighthouse gives a performance score of 70, was 99 with lazy load enabled.
The whole point of this topic is about using SGO lazy load, which clearly interferes with images. In debugging I set a breakpoint on attribute modifications for the img element and I can see that lazysizes.min.js makes the images resize incorrectly.
So adding the rsImg class to the exclude list is the same as disabling lazy load feature on this page.

• This reply was modified 2 years ago by guidotg.

Unfortunately, I cannot use built-in lazy load from RoyalSlider since the plugin does not use alternate text for the images with lazy load enabled.
I will try to find a workaround and maybe tweak the plugin source code. Can you tell me more about the conflict between the two plugins?
Thanks!
Guido

Hi Gergana, thank you for your reply.
Before asking for help I removed the shortcode from the excluded list, but that makes the slider not loading at all.
Can you please check and let me know if I am missing something?
Thank you

Hey Stanimir,
I can’t thank you enough for this, you are a life-saver!
Have been scratching my head for long time.
Thank you again so much!!
Guido

Sorry I re-activated the plugin that’s why it’s still not working. Now I deactivated it again and test URL is working but TTFB still slow. Tested twice as per your advice. Can you please make a test now and see if cache is working? Sorry I don’t know how to do that.
Thank you very much, I appreciate your help.

Thanks for your reply. It seems that deactivating the plugin Formidable Forms makes the cache work again, but TTFB is still over 2.3 seconds. I opened a ticket with Formidable to no avail. Can you please point me in the right direction to solve this? Many thanks!

I am not using Cloudflare, never enabled it.
Ok I understand it has nothing to do with migration, any other clue?

Thank you for your help Stanimir.
Actually, I see there is no real benefit to have gzip enabled on a staging env, but I had to know, since I have been told two times (first time long ago) that it is enabled. At least now I know and that’s all I needed.
Again thanks.
Regards

Just sent an email. Thanks!

Hy Stanimir, I had a live chat on SiteGround a couple of times about this issue, and they ensured that gzip is enabled on staging as well. I can send an email with the chat transcription (in italian) if you provide me with an email address where I can forward it.

Hey Stanimir, thank you for your reply. It turned out to be Jquery library not being excluded from deferring for some reason. Thanks

Ok, I haven’t published the staging yet, but most probably you are right. I will re-open this if I still experience the same once on production. Thank you.

Hello @stoyangeorgiev, thank you for your reply.
Still not clear to me… I am using system fonts stack in my css like so:
font-family: -apple-system,system-ui,BlinkMacSystemFont,"Segoe UI",Roboto,"Helvetica Neue",Arial,sans-serif;

System fonts are not local fonts are them?
Thank you!