apply_filters ( 'lazyload_is_enabled', bool true )

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1. Leni Neto says:

   18 February 2018 at 18 h 38 min

   Is there a way to use this filter, or even manually set an image to lazy load? I noticed photon users a preg_match_all to find images using an tag but it doesn’t find background images.

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   • Jeremy says:

     19 February 2018 at 10 h 36 min

     That filter will not allow you to enable Lazy Load for images that are not lazy loaded today.

     If Lazy Images does not pick up some of your images right away, could you start a new issue here and give us some details about your theme and the images that don’t get picked up? We’ll see if we can edit Jetpack so it starts taking those images into account.

     Thank you!

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     • Leni Neto says:

       21 February 2018 at 12 h 54 min

       Hi Jeremy,

       Thanks for your reply.
       I see the preg_match_all function on Jetpack is searching for “”.
       Problem for me is my theme (like many others) uses parallax images and those images are set as backgrounds, like this:

       <

       section id=”section1″ data-overlay=”5″ data-vc-parallax-image=”https://image.url”>
       ::before

       <

       div class=”background-image-holder” style=”transform: translate3d(0px, -1262.31px, 0px); background: url(“https://image.url”); opacity: 1;”>

       As you can see, the image is loaded as the layer background, and Jetpack does not catch that.
     • Jeremy says:

       21 February 2018 at 14 h 10 min

       That’s a good point. Do you think you could open an issue here with more details about your theme, so we can consider how to add support for that theme and others like it?

       Thank you!
     • Leni Neto says:

       22 February 2018 at 23 h 52 min

       Done! And sorry about my incomplete response here, I didn’t notice the code I posted here got completely broken.
2. djordjekrstic says:

   20 February 2018 at 11 h 59 min

   Is there a way to exclude certain images on the page from being lazy loaded?
   I want them to load normally.
   For example on archive page where posts have Masonry layout, lazy load changes layout after you scroll to images that where not in viewport.
   I know that I can do relayout on masonry after lazy load but that’s going to be very jittery.

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   • Jeremy says:

     20 February 2018 at 12 h 06 min

     That’s not an option right now, but it will become possible early next month, when Jetpack 5.9 becomes available; the update will allow you to mark images so Lazy Load does not get applied to them, by adding the skip-lazy CSS class to the image.

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     • djordjekrstic says:

       20 February 2018 at 12 h 34 min

       Ok, thanks Jeremy for swift reply. 😉
3. Sergio Scabuzzo (@ecotechie) says:

   19 September 2018 at 2 h 44 min

   add_filter( 'lazyload_is_enabled', 'echotechie_lazyload_exclude', 15 );
   function echotechie_lazyload_exclude() {
       if ( is_page( array( 12, 'slug', 'Title' ) ) ) {
           return false;
       } else {
           return true;
       }
   }
   

   Now just change the 12, ‘slug’, ‘Title’ to whatever page you want to exclude from lazy loading 😉

   Or remove the whole array() and add a single field.

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