A unite gallery build on the referenced page does not complete loading - the loader shows (or if loader is off nothing [ff] or mis-rendered images [chrome] - until page refresh. On refresh, the images immediately appear.
Update - i reduced the thumbnail size to normal (300, smaller than I want as the thumbnails are a little soft) but that didn\'t solve the problem.
Update to the update - I turned off lazyload on that page, and it now works. (I saw this in someone else\'s post.) Is there a way to use \'.nolazy\' in the shortcode output?
Do you want that I\'ll add a class to every output in the image with \".nolasy\" class? You can do it programmically at the output php file. I can show you where.
I don\'t like modifying source files (especially as they get overwritten in future updates - I can\'t keep track of all this stuff!)
maybe in a future update you could add a toggle for that or allow something like {unitegallery whatever_it_is nolazy}. This is not the only component that breaks with the frequently troublesome lazyload feature.
In my case, I was able to simply toggle lazyload off on the page\'s template style, since it isn\'t needed anywhere on that page.
I\'ll just add global settings where the users could add some class to the gallery output. But, I\'ll do it a bit later, because I have a long list of update features.
According to my template documentation, I note that when used as a module, i can (theoretically) add \'nolazy\' in the module class suffix to suppress lazyload. I have not tested this, but it\'s in the documentation.
If you can add it in the module then it\'s cool. if it suppress all the child images. I don\'t know well the lasy load component to answer you exactly, but there is a chance that it will work.
A unite gallery build on the referenced page does not complete loading - the loader shows (or if loader is off nothing [ff] or mis-rendered images [chrome] - until page refresh. On refresh, the images immediately appear.
Unite Gallery 1.3.2
Joomla 3.4.1
Update - i reduced the thumbnail size to normal (300, smaller than I want as the thumbnails are a little soft) but that didn\'t solve the problem.
Update to the update - I turned off lazyload on that page, and it now works. (I saw this in someone else\'s post.) Is there a way to use \'.nolazy\' in the shortcode output?
Do you want that I\'ll add a class to every output in the image with \".nolasy\" class? You can do it programmically at the output php file. I can show you where.
I don\'t like modifying source files (especially as they get overwritten in future updates - I can\'t keep track of all this stuff!)
maybe in a future update you could add a toggle for that or allow something like {unitegallery whatever_it_is nolazy}. This is not the only component that breaks with the frequently troublesome lazyload feature.
In my case, I was able to simply toggle lazyload off on the page\'s template style, since it isn\'t needed anywhere on that page.
I\'ll just add global settings where the users could add some class to the gallery output. But, I\'ll do it a bit later, because I have a long list of update features.
Thanks for the feature request.
No rush as I don\'t have an emergency.
According to my template documentation, I note that when used as a module, i can (theoretically) add \'nolazy\' in the module class suffix to suppress lazyload. I have not tested this, but it\'s in the documentation.
If you can add it in the module then it\'s cool. if it suppress all the child images. I don\'t know well the lasy load component to answer you exactly, but there is a chance that it will work.