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  • #581111
    Burt

    Hey, Tom and gang –

    I’ve been experimenting with speeding up sites using Chome LightHouse and one of the ways has been replacing as much jQuery as I can.

    I’ve been looking for a lightweight javascript for lazyloading images, iframe, and other objects. I came across this one and it seems to work extremely well.

    https://github.com/aFarkas/lazysizes

    I understand that you want to keep GeneratePress as lightweight as possible. I was wondering that perhaps this lazyload can be added to the premium version with the ability to change out src to data-src.

    Thanks again for such an awesome framework (-;

    #581333
    Tom
    Lead Developer
    Lead Developer

    Hi there,

    Thanks for the suggestion! So would this library be added to the featured images within the theme?

    #582050
    Burt

    Hey, Tom, I’ve been trying to get landing pages to get in the <3second range on 3G and both of these test pages I was able too

    1.> http://betaelite.wpengine.com/n/14-copy.php
    and
    2..> http://betaelite.wpengine.com/n/15.php these don’t have the minimum wp loaded yet

    Since the library is super small http://betaelite.wpengine.com/n/inc/lazysizes.min.js

    I was thinking that it be a module in the Generate Press plugin – lazyload ( has a simple API ). Then if selected to turn on lazyload for images:

    • go in and update all attached images to have a lazyload class and data-src with the image URL
    • use the image_send_to_editor filter to do the same for all new images being added
    • As the API allows for iframes and posters to be lazyloaded along with other objects too – this can be done at a later date
    • Able to reverse the process ( though would it be bad to have the extra data-src on?
    • Also, the API supports image src-sets and you can have sized responsive images

    Haven’t really flushed it all out but so far it is the lightest weight, non-jQuery lazyload script that works with a very easily understood API that seems to be future-oriented.

    #582254
    Tom
    Lead Developer
    Lead Developer

    I actually think this would be a great idea for a plugin, as it would work regardless of the theme. I’ll definitely keep it in mind 🙂

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