Hello @dharma23
I am sorry about the issue you are experiencing and I am happy to assist you with this.
Can you please share the website URL so I can check the slider and inspect the source?
Sliders are not great for lazy-loading, since there’s generally no concept of a slide being “almost” in view. W3TC lazy loader works with some sliders (but it still only loads once the slider comes into view), and some sliders have their own lazy loader, which is generally the best route to go.
Generally speaking, sliders are not good for performance, but if you’re set on using a slider, I would look for a slider that has a lazy load built-in and I believe the revolution slider already has that feature so you might want to check if that’s enabled due to the conflict.
Have you tried excluding the images by adding the URLs to Performance>User Experience>Exclude words?
Thanks!
I know sliders are not good for performance, but it may happen that some customers ask them or you can’t do without them, so my suggestion is to foresee the use of sliders in the plugin.
I excluded image urls and image classes but it didn’t work, so I had to fall back on a different plugin.
Thanks
Hello @dharma23
Thank you for the information.
SInce this issue occurs in different scenarios, can you please share the website URL where the issue is occurring?
Thanks!
