Fetchpriority high in Overlay

Hi Alvind,

I’ve discussed with Brian from Perfmatters.io and I’ve already turned off Core fetch thrue the Perfmatters plugin. So it’s not.

This is the snippet:

/**
 * GenerateBlocks Pro Overlay Lazy Load Enabler
 * * This filter hook overrides the default behavior for GenerateBlocks Pro Overlays 
 * ('anchored' or 'mega-menu' types) to explicitly allow lazy loading.
 * * By forcing the return value to 'true', the original code snippet will skip 
 * the logic that checks if $should_allow_lazy_load is false, thereby preventing 
 * the 'loading="eager"' attribute from being forcefully added to images within the overlay.
 * * @param bool  $allow     Whether to allow lazy loading (default is false).
 * @param int   $post_id   The ID of the post where the overlay content originates.
 * @param array $meta      The overlay's block meta data.
 * @return bool Always returns true to explicitly allow lazy loading for the overlay.
 */
function my_gb_enable_overlay_lazy_load( $allow, $post_id, $meta ) {
    // We explicitly return true to bypass the eager loading prevention logic 
    // in GenerateBlocks, allowing standard lazy loading to take effect.
    return true;
}

// Hook the function into the filter. 
// We use a priority of 10 and ensure we accept 3 arguments to maintain compatibility 
// with the filter's definition.
add_filter( 'generateblocks_pro_overlay_allow_lazy_load', 'my_gb_enable_overlay_lazy_load', 10, 3 );

Hi,

I’ve tried to add your snippet here https://lezynestore.de/ but in the megamenu I targetted it still get’s fetchpriority high.

This is my snippet:

add_filter(‘generateblocks_pro_overlay_allow_lazy_load’, function ($should_allow, $post_id, $meta) {
$target_overlays = [183581]; // Your mega menu overlay ID

if (in_array($post_id, $target_overlays)) {
return true; // Allow lazy load (prevents GB from forcing eager/high)
}

return $should_allow;
}, 10, 3);