Thread Starter
negapo
(@negapo)
This seems to be utterly important for the plug-in, to be efficient in the way it handles images. Speed is crucial to convert visitors into costumers and the most common bottleneck in an eCommerce site is the amount images and its size. Tripling the amount of requests an in this case almost doubling the size of data to be transferred with no gain at all doesn’t seem right.
Hi there,
Are you still needing assistance with this? This document here is a walkthrough of how WooCommerce processes images:
https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/image-sizes-theme-developers/
This is normal regardless of the theme. If you have further questions please let us know!
Hi there,
I am going to close this thread for now as we have not heard back from you.
Please reply to this thread to re-open it if you are still experiencing the issue, and open a new thread if you have other questions!
Take care!
Thread Starter
negapo
(@negapo)
I really appreciate the help Mike,
Something is missing in my reasoning, i have read the link you sent, it explains how to override the image sizes and the three image types that woo uses:
- woocommerce_thumbnail
woocommerce_single
woocommerce_gallery_thumbnail
But why on earth is Woo getting this three images on a simple product page with one image?
I have create a single product with one image:
It downloads three images:
- BabyGrow-Malmo-Pintas-Azul-Claro-Frente-416×416.jpg
BabyGrow-Malmo-Pintas-Azul-Claro-Frente-324×324.jpg
BabyGrow-Malmo-Pintas-Azul-Claro-Frente-scaled.jpg
Why is this needed, why not just grab the larger one “BabyGrow-Malmo-Pintas-Azul-Claro-Frente-scaled.jpg”, and then scaling it for the thumbnail. If you have a Variable Product with two or three attributes, each one with a photo, we are talking about 200 http requests and a lot of unneeded bandwidth.
Can you please help me out understanding this? Thanks