I know I can add a title, classes, alt.
The goal being adding the new loading attribute for eventual native lazy-loading.
You can already test it out chrome://flags/#enable-lazy-image-loading
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I know I can add a title, classes, alt.
The goal being adding the new loading attribute for eventual native lazy-loading.
You can already test it out chrome://flags/#enable-lazy-image-loading
This article https://hexus.net/tech/news/software/129404-google-chrome-75-support-lazy-loading-default/ makes it seem like the latest update of chrome may soon make lazy loading the default? If that isn't truly the case, there isn't a way that I can find/figure out to do manual HTML tags. (Although, you can manually add your HTML image code <img href="..." loading="lazy" > in the markdown/twig files.
Yeah that's what I do.
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Although, you can manually add your HTML image code<img href="..." loading="lazy" >in the markdown/twig files.
Oh, that is what I've been looking for! But how do I correctly reference the image file from within my markdown if I use inline HTML?
Well this is great news! Thanks @pamtbaau
Sounds exciting! 👍
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