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I have a fucntion to clean output

public function cleanStylesheetLinks( $html ) {
	return ( new DOM( $html ) )->each(
		static function ( $link ) {
			$link->removeAttribute( 'type' );
			$link->removeAttribute( 'id' );

			if ( ( $media = $link->getAttribute( 'media' ) ) && 'all' !== $media ) {
				return;
			}
			$link->removeAttribute( 'media' );
		}
	)->html();
}

Finally, the dummy CSS disappears if I disable the function.
Is there a solution for this? I like clean source code. Is the id attribute really necessary?

Thanks for finding the problem.

I misunderstood. I thought author was a taxonomy when looking at the ‘wp_term_taxonomy’ table. For now, I’ve created a filter to exclude posts from an author.

add_filter(
	'wp_script_attributes',
	function ( $atts ) {
		global $post;
		if (
			( is_single() && $post->post_author == 54 ) // author_ID 54
			&& ( str_contains( $atts['src'], 'wpp.js' ) || str_contains( $atts['src'], 'wpp.min.js' ) ) ) {
			$atts['src'] = '';
		}
		return $atts;
	},
	10,
	1
);

Still, that variable is not defined anywhere within your function so unless it’s a global variable then that bit of your code isn’t really doing anything.

Line $img_id = 28105; it’s the default image ID.

Most likely the reason is that the generated HTML code is being encapsulated within the Shadow DOM when the AJAX feature is enabled (something I plan on changing soon as that wasn’t intended), hence vanilla-lazyload’s script might not be able to reach it (but this is mere speculation, haven’t really tested anything as I just woke up haha).

Take your time.
6.1.4 worked fine after replacing line 166 in src/Output.php which caused a large error_log with a fix from 6.2.0.

Thanks a lot. It’s working great.

Thanks.

Now i’m using with :

global $is_lynx, $is_gecko, $is_IE, $is_opera, $is_NS4, $is_safari, $is_chrome, $is_edge, $mobble_detect;
$classes = array();

I’m using mobble with html class, not body class.