Hi @bulls_shark, if you could post a link to a page where you’re having trouble, it would help.
Otherwise, what I can tell you from the start is the JS & picture WebP will only work with “normal” img elements. Many page builders, and likely WPBakery page builder, will use a lot of CSS background images, which are much more difficult to support.
Some of them (inline CSS) can be delivered as WebP with JS WebP + EWWW IO’s Lazy Load. Other background images, like those in separate internal/external CSS sections, require a more comprehensive solution, like Cloudflare Pro, or our Easy IO CDN.
If you want me to take a closer look, please post your site URL, and I’ll let you know more specifics on that.
Hello, thanks for the feedback. Yes, it looks like it is due to the template or “WPBakery Page Builder” and therefore the images are unfortunately not taken over as Webp.
I made a few settings for your plugin and it works a lot better. Not all pictures are delivered as webp, but I can live with that.
Thanks for the support and the quick response.
Hello, I just found the entry: <script data-cfasync = “false”> var ewww_webp_supported = false; </script> What could be the reason? Shouldn’t that be true?
Thanks for the support
If you’re not using our lazy loader, that will just be hard-coded to false, since it’s for “internal” use only. There’s another inline script that adds a webp-supported class to the body that is for other plugins/developers to use.
Hi, Thank You. Things are going great right now: -)
