Try adding cffmetatrans to the exclusion list maybe? or cffajaxurl or cffajaxurl or cfflinkhashtags should also work, they’re all defined in the same block of inline JS 😉
I went ahead and added them all actually as so:
– cffmetatrans.js, cffajaxurl.js, cffajaxurl.js, cfflinkhashtags.js
I’m not seeing any difference in the way the plugin displays. I’m not sure if I misunderstood what you meant as adding them but I’m not sure if that’s excluding the plugin.
ah, but you should just use cffmetatrans, don’t add .js 🙂
You’re the man! I’ve managed to solve every previous problem reading your responses on this forum but got stumped here. Thank you so much for your assistance today and for remaining so attentive to your community.
Going to head over and give you all a review if I haven’t already. Cheers Frank!
Hey Frank, I’ve been working on this since last posting and can’t quite get it right. All issues mentioned before were resolved, but it opened an additional problem. The issue now is lazy-loading is causing image distortion with this plugin, now that the images are able to be displayed since we disabled the js mentioned earlier. In the screenshot below, once “Load More” is clicked, future images are not distorted & plugin support mentioned they are aware of lazy-load compatibility with their product, which leads me to believe its lazy loading skewing the images.
See distortion: https://imgur.com/a/npPkmkn
I went through manually adding the feed’s image names as exclusions but because it’s social media, the images rendering above the Load More section are bound to change.
In order of preference, can we do any of the following?
– Exclude the plugin entirely from AO? Are there additional functions I can exclude to hide this from AO?
– Exclude the page from lazy-loading entirely? I saw your filter on Git but unsure how to implement or if this is still a functioning solution.
– Exclude the entirety of this page from AO? I saw an older thread you made of doing this but we use Divi and can’t revert to the text editor without Divi saying my page will be reverted/erased.
The plugin provides a field that allows for adding a class to a feed, perhaps we can add that class as an exclusion?Although I fear the class isn’t being attributed to the <img themselves.
Really any workaround would be an enormous help here aside from turning lazy-loading off site-wide or leaving it as is. Sorry for the length, wanted to give you as much info as I could.
Tyler
Maybe try adding fbcdn.net to the lazyload exclusion list?
Such a simple response, yet one I didn’t try. I was adding the full URL’s to the specific images and didn’t once try the broad domain.
Thank you so much for the help, I’m going to reach out to their support to notify them of this solution as I see quite a large number of support req’s for them that are left unsolved.
Thanks again!
you’re welcome larsontw16 🙂
