Lazy Load for YouTube – GDPR Friendly YouTube Embed Block by DBlocks
The GDPR friendly way to embed YouTube videos in WordPress. This block replaces heavy YouTube iframes with a lightweight placeholder image and only loads the YouTube player when your visitor clicks play. No YouTube scripts or cookies are loaded until the user interacts — making your site faster and privacy compliant. Key Features: GDPR & Privacy Friendly: Zero YouTube scripts loaded until the user clicks play Faster Page Speed: Replaces heavy YouTube embeds with a lightweight image placeholder 6 Play Button Styles: Choose from 6 icon presets and apply them globally Custom Play Icon: Upload your own SVG play icon Theme Color Support: Use your WordPress theme colors on the play button Adjustable Icon Size: Control the size of the play button Thumbnail Quality: Choose the YouTube thumbnail quality per block Custom Thumbnail: Upload your own thumbnail image for extra privacy Global Settings: Set icon style, colors, and size once — applies across your entire site Free: No premium upsells or locked features Third-Party Services This plugin integrates with YouTube’s services in the following ways: – Fetches video thumbnail images from YouTube servers when displaying video previews – Loads the YouTube video player and related scripts when a user clicks to play a video – Communicates with YouTube’s servers to stream video content For more information about YouTube’s services: – YouTube Service Homepage – YouTube Terms of Service – Google Privacy Policy (YouTube is owned by Google) Embeds For more information about embeds: – Embed guide
Top keywords
- youtube15×6.28%
- play8×3.35%
- icon5×2.09%
- thumbnail5×2.09%
- video5×2.09%
- privacy4×1.67%
- button3×1.26%
- clicks3×1.26%
- embeds3×1.26%
- image3×1.26%
- play button3×1.26%
- scripts3×1.26%
Picafto – One-click Lazy load images (ACF compatible)
Instantly, automatically and painlessly make your website faster by reducing image payload and lazy loading them. What Picafto makes your website faster by loading images after the rest of the content has been loaded. For the user it won’t make a noticeable difference but for Search engines (Google, bing, yahoo etc.), it will. In resume Picafto offers you: -Automatic image load optimisation for vanilla WordPress editor. (whenever you upload an image in your page/post picafto will take care of it and automatically enqueue the loading when is appropiate to improve your page speed performance) -Same as above but for ACF fields (ACF being the main tool used by WordPress theme developers when it comes to building your website, meaning that if you had a website built by a dev this applies to you) -In addition you can add your own Picafto lazy loaded images with the sintax down below. Why One of the main ranking factors, is page speed. Meaning: if your website is slow you won’t rank as you would if it was lightin fast. If they told you that there’s a something that makes your website twice as fast (if images are being used, that’s the main premise of the plugin) for free, in one click, instantly…would you use it? Developer Friendly & ACF compatibile Picafto does all the groundwork for you when it comes to lazy loading your images in both the vanilla editor and the ACF WYSIWYG editor but say you want some images to be lazy loaded the Picafto way? Well said? Done! Just swap the src with data-picafto-load in your images and Picafto is going to take care of the rest: Before: After: If needed you can opt-out of the lazy loading by simply placing data-picafto-off as follows:
Top keywords
- picafto7×2.34%
- images6×2.01%
- website6×2.01%
- lazy5×1.67%
- loading5×1.67%
- acf4×1.34%
