Hello
I would like to disable lazy loading on a specific page without disabling it for the whole installation. Is this even possible?
I´ve got a plugin which seems to have problems with lazy loading. It is implemented via shortcode into the page.
Yes, it is possible to disable lazy loading on a specific page without disabling it for the whole installation. There is a way to achieve this, depending on how your lazy loading is implemented.
If your lazy loading is implemented via shortcode, you can often disable it on a specific page by adding a parameter to the shortcode. For example, if your lazy loading shortcode looks like this:
[lazyload][/lazyload]
You could disable it on a specific page by adding a parameter like this:
[lazyload disabled=“true”][/lazyload]
The exact parameter to use may vary depending on the plugin or shortcode you’re using.
I did not implemented it on purpose. It´s just not disabled in bricks settings.
I only want to disable it on a certain page where a plugin is included via shortcode.
All images included by the plugin just pop up for a second and then disappear when lazy loading is noch disabled in bricks settings.
@aslotta
What should I do in a scenario where I would like to disable lazy loading on a page which also has a template element. Do I disable lazy loading on the page and on the template, page settings?