Lazy Load Control For Elementor – Remove the Lazy Load attribute from specific images in Elementor vs Preload LCP Image

It adds a control to the Elementor image widget to remove the Lazy Load attribute. Normally, if you use Elementor, also the first image that appears in the viewport is lazy loaded, and this is not good for performance. By removing the lazy load attribute to the first image that appears in the viewport you can improve the LCP which is an important performance metric. How to remove the lazy load attribute from specific images with Elementor Install and activate Lazy Load Control For Elementor Select “Do not lazy load” in the Elementor image widget. Save. Done! Watch the following video to see how it works. Other add-ons for Elementor Editor Cleanup For Elementor It’s an add-on of Freesoul Deactivate Plugins to clean up the Elementor editor for better performance and solving the conflicts with other plugins. Customization If you have special requirements or advanced use cases, the author offers custom solutions tailored to your setup. For speed optimization, integration support, or consulting, feel free to get in touch via our Speed Optimization Service page. Backend Speed Optimization I help fix slow dashboards by optimizing queries and backend workload. Read Backend Speed Optimization Service for more information.

This plugin will add the ability to preload the largest contentful paint (LCP) Image on an individual page or post. This is designed to remove the “Preload the image used by the LCP element in order to improve your LCP time” warning that Google’s Pagespeed Insights sometimes serves. For Support I offer support in two places:- For urgent (paid for) support, please contact me directly. For not so urgent support, please use the WordPress.org forums. On Github This project is now on github, you can view the repository here. There are other versions, but this is the one I’ve put up, so where all the developmental will be tracked.