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  • Anonymous
    #70475

    Hi,
    I don’t understand how works Lazy Load JavaScript and I can’t find any documentation.
    I checked the option in Search & Filter Settings but it’s not working and I don’t know witch is right code for the post thumbnail image to apply the la Lazy Load.

    Thanks,
    Sergi.

    Trevor
    #70530

    Nor me? I will ask Ross to reply if he can. Personally, I never use this feature (always have it OFF).

    Trevor
    #72085
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    Anonymous
    #72089
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    Trevor
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    Anonymous
    #74943

    Hello, I have the same question as @verdelimon.

    Ross Moderator
    #75048

    Hi there,

    Lazy load Javascript is not the same as Lazy load images…

    You should still use another plugin to lazy load your images as per all your other WP pages.

    Lazy load JS just means we add the search-filter-build.js(which is required for all S&F functionality) only on the page which contains S&F forms (rather than every page on your site, even when not required, like so many other plugins do)…

    I’m guessing you were hoping this lazy loads images, is this correct?

    Thanks

    Anonymous
    #75050

    Hey @Ross,
    thanks for getting back to me.

    I was quite confused as for what the Lazy Load JS ticker is for, or what role it has in implementing the lazy load in general. And the “coming soon” under the Infinite Scroll page in the plugin’s documentation didn’t help at all 🙂

    So as I understand, the lazy loading should work if I use a separate plugin? Any particular recommendation for one that works well with Search & Filter, or should any work? Thank you!

    Ross Moderator
    #75069

    Hi again,

    In regards to the lazy load, S&F (without ajax enabled) should work with any lazy load plugin that works with WP (untested, but I can’t see why not).

    If ajax is enabled, I’m not sure if they will work, I can potentially see some issues… however.. if you use infinite scroll, this negates (pretty much) the need for lazy load…

    If you have the plugin with infinite scroll, then you are using our dev version, which means the release has not yet happened and the docs are not yet ready…

    I believe there is a thread (I guess you were on it) with users infinite scroll functionality and Trevor sent you this dev version? If so, feel free to ask on that thread any questions regarding setup, and I will talk you through it (to help the other users’ also) 🙂

    Best

    Anonymous
    #75108
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