AMP already has lazy-loading, so we should just disable when viewing an amp post.

It'll be really great to be able to customize some things via an options array:

1. The scrollin distance
2. Post-loading action
3. Image selection tweaks

It would be great to be able to disable lazy loading for selected images. This could potentially be achieved with a filter for certain CSS selectors or an attribute added to the image HTML tag.

WP 5.5 added lazy loading for images and WP 5.7 added lazy-loading for iframes.

This plugin's readme suggests that it supports back to WP 3.2, though the latest PHPCS config suggests only WP 5.5 will be checked.

As the feature has been in WP core for about a year (and arguably now more battle-tested than the implementation in this plugin), I think there is a valid argument to sunset this plugin, rather than spend time on improving it only for those who haven't upgraded WP yet.

jQuery.image is probably a better option for handling lazy-loading and we can drop the dependency on sonar.

I'd love to see support for native lazy-loading of images. I would imagine if it detected browser support for native lazy loading it would add loading="lazy" to images and if not supported then the plugin would work as usual (with JavaScript)
REF: https://addyosmani.com/blog/lazy-loading/

Hi, there is some class or data-attr to disable lazy-load on specific image?

With Lazy Load activated, images in the admin bar never load. In a BuddyPress install, this affects the drop down on the right-hand-side, as seen in this image:

I can not see images on mobile site wp-touch
how can I fix it?

Hi there I am having an issue with showing the lazy load to custom post type. It works for posts and pages - how can I get to work for custom post type?

My poor attempt is below:

Thanks, you help is appreciated.

add_filter( 'lazyload_images_placeholder_image', 'my_custom_lazyload_placeholder_image' ); function my_custom_lazyload_placeholder_image( $image_src, $image ) { $image_src = 'images/preloader.gif'; return $image_src; $post_types = $post_types = array( 'post', 'video_library', 'example1_posts', 'example2_posts', 'example3_posts', 'example4_posts', 'example5_posts', 'example6_posts'); $image->set( 'post_type', $post_types ); return $image; }