Hello @wini128
Thank you for your inquiry and I am happy to assist you with this.
You cannot exclude a specific HTML container (div) or a whole page for the lazy-load function.
You can exclude the class or the specific image by adding the class or the full image URL to the Performance>User Experience>Exclude words. Of course, make sure to save all settings and purge the cache once done.
Thanks!
Hello,
thanks for the quick reply!
Unfortunately I can not edit the images because they are hard embedded in a plugin. I only know the external “src=” address. Is it possible to put them in the exclude words? If so, how do you have to address it?
Thanks in advance
Best regards
Hello @wini128
You can try with the URL in the “src=” or possibly try to change the Script Embed method: in Perfomrance>User Experience to Sync(to head), save all settings and purge the cache.
Thanks!
Hello,
thanks for the suggestions!
Have tried both solutions and unfortunately without success. Can it be that it is due to the syntax?
Have tried the following:
data-src=”https://example/../.jpg”
src=”https://example/../.jpg”
fullurl=”https://exampletest.com”
I have also tried it without quotation marks.
Do you have another solution suggestion?
Thanks in advance!
Hello @wini128
The only thing that may help is to exclude the full URL:
https://exampletest.com/someimage.jbg.
If that does not work then the issue is on how those images are embedded and you should disable Lazy loading in this case.
Thanks!
