Increases page-loading speed by deferring the loading of off-screen images. Helps literally every single Elfsight customer. Simply add "loading='lazy'" in the html img tags. 2 second amendment to your backend and EVERYONE benefits with better search results ranking.
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We're closing this feature as the solution in the comments does resolve the issue 🎉
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Hello folks!
Big news is coming — lazy load beta version for embedded widgets is here! 😍
It doesn't work as a built-in option yet due to a couple of unresolved matters, but you can adjust your widget manually in order to make it work :)
Although this solution applies to the whole widget, we still believe it might work for you.
To turn it on, please add the “data-elfsight-app-lazy” attribute to a <div> element in your installation code.
For example, here’s how the code looks like initially:
And here’s how it should look like with the attribute added:
Please keep in mind that it will work only for widgets which are not in the initial viewport (e.g. users have to scroll down at least for a little bit before they reach the widget).
Please let us know if it worked on your end and what you think about this option 🙂
I agree. The elfsight apps, like "social feed" add a lot of weight to my load time. I'd love to see it using the lazy load feature if it is not already.