• Resolved BrotherJ

    (@brotherj)


    This gallery shows the behavior that the galleries inserted on the pages (WP 6.7.1) are only loaded after a reload (F5). I have already added this to the end of the functions.php:

    remove_filter( 'the_content', 'wp_lazy_loading_enabled' ); remove_filter( 'post_thumbnail_html', 'wp_lazy_loading_enabled' ); remove_filter( 'widget_text', 'wp_lazy_loading_enabled' ); remove_filter( 'widget_text_content', 'wp_lazy_loading_enabled' );

    But that didn’t help. Then I deactivated all “Lazy-Loading thumbnails Native lazy-loading at browser level” that I could find in the settings. Unfortunately, that also didn’t work. How can you load your gallery immediately when you first visit the page?
    Best regards
    BrotherJ

    • This topic was modified 3 months ago by BrotherJ.

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  • Plugin Author GalleryCreator

    (@gallerycreator)

    I don’t see any problems on your page. But there are thousands of reasons why the plugin may not work on a specific site, as these are thousands of lines of script from different authors and therefore errors (conflicts) are possible. The gallery is rendered after the gallery scripts are loaded and executed and the page loading end event occurs. There are a million reasons for this sequence not being executed. You can see the correct operation of the gallery on the demo site.

    Thread Starter BrotherJ

    (@brotherj)

    Well, that’s not a satisfactory answer, justifying yourself with multiple authors who deliver thousands of lines of code. The fact is that the pages have to be reloaded with either F5 or swipes. We both know that, but not the website visitors who have no idea about programming technology. It looks very bad for them. I can’t add my own php.ini to the Strato web space to increase the memory, for example.

    Why can’t you, as a developer or maintainer, offer solutions instead of justifying yourself with millions of reasons? What does that look like? Lots of other people are reading this who don’t want to deal with this kind of problem.

    Plugin Author GalleryCreator

    (@gallerycreator)

    Unfortunately, I don’t quite understand your train of thought and your capabilities, so I can’t help you any more. If my plugin doesn’t work for you, you can use another one or create your own. And please remind me where I committed to satisfying you or anyone else with my plugin or answers.

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