the favicon does not count, so I would put “3” (as in; 1st and 2nd image are to be shown immediately, lazyload as from the 3rd image) and test to ensure all is well?
Thank you. Now, if I want it 2 for the homepage and 0 for all other pages is that possible? or the settings must be global?
The setting is global indeed, but that would generally make sense as at a logo is likely present on each and every page and the first image will likely be considered for the “largest contentfull paint” performance KPI for whatever page?
ok because other pages I have images slider below the content so I don’t know if the first image of them got triggered for loading the slider will enforce loading the rest or it will respect the rules.
Elementor > Image Carousel
not sure to be honest, guess you’ll have to experiment 🙂
ok last thing, I’ve a menu issue “The mobile menu not appearing on the initial page load{sometimes}, but working after navigating to another page”
for JS and caching settings and everything I fixed all that but still happens from time to time.
I want to know if I’m using a shared hosting can that be the issue ” Save aggregated script/css as static files? By default files saved are static css/js, uncheck this option if your webserver doesn’t properly handle the compression and expiry. ” or it has nothing with plugin menus?
“serve has static” has nothing to do with plugin menus no. the problem sounds like something which typically happens when you’re asyncing (or deferring) some JS, using e.g. the “async javascript” plugin, do you have (something like that) active?
nope I closed everything related to javascripts on all plugins autoptimize/W3total, and cloudflare stuff like rocketloader.
Thank you so much for the help I’ll now close your thread to save your time as long as the menu issue seems to be somewhere else.
just have those activated in total cache
Disable wp-embed script
Remove wp-embed.js script from your website. oEmbed functionality still works but you will not be able to embed other WordPress posts on your pages. Disable jquery-migrate on the front-end
Remove jquery-migrate support from your website front-end.
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weboosteg.
wp-embed.js is unrelated to the menu issue, jquery-migrate.min.js might have soeething to do with it though ..
