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YEAR93
Hello,
I’ve enabled lazy load with the Smush plugin for my website, using the default settings. I only added the class
.wp-show-posts-image img
to exclude my header logo from lazy loading. Every time I visit my website, it looks like the images aren’t lazy loading. The “lazy” attribute is being added (view screenshot), but I don’t see the 400ms fade-in animation, for example. Could you take a look? -
Hi there,
I only added the class .wp-show-posts-image img to exclude my header logo from lazy loading.
Hmm not sure if I understand. The logo would be:
.site-logo img
.Every time I visit my website, it looks like the images aren’t lazy loading. The “lazy” attribute is being added (view screenshot), but I don’t see the 400ms fade-in animation, for example.
Have you checked with Smush’s support team? I can’t see how this would be a GP or GB related issue.
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YEAR93
Okay thank you.
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No problem 🙂
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YEAR93
I figured it out. I had a
transition
applied to most of my images, and the lazy load class also uses atransition
effect. They were conflicting with each other, which is why the lazy load fade-in wasn’t working. -
Alvind
Glad to hear that 😁
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