Background image embedded

  • andrewews

    (@andrewews)


    4 years, 11 months ago

    We noticed our client’s website became very slow to load and after a lot of investigation I discovered the HTML document had ballooned to 2.8 MB. I dug into the HTML and learnt that the client must have used a 2 MB image as a background for the pop-up.

    Whilst that is a problem we can educate the client on, the other issue is that it seems Pop-Up Builder will embed the image into the HTML. I’m not sure what the benefits are in doing it this way as it can balloon the document file size and it makes it harder to diagnose page speed issues.

    My suggestion would be that pop-up builder instead creates an inline <style> that points to the image the user has selected.

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  • Sygnoos Support

    (@sygnoossupport)

    4 years, 11 months ago

    Dear @andrewews ,

    Thanks a lot for reaching out.

    We appreciate your honest feedback and will make sure to check it with our development team, but as long as we are informed, it was done for popup responsiveness.

    Thanks again for bringing the issue to our attention.

    Best,
    Popup Builder Team

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