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Lazy-Loading Images in WordPress Core (make.wordpress.org)

by WPNEWS team February 2, 2020, 19:12 Comments

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Lazy-loading images has been a commonly used mechanism to significantly improve pageload performance for several years. For the WordPress ecosystem alone, there are a myriad of plugins that enable …

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