Closed kevinfarrugia closed 2 years ago
Note: Possibly
lazy
is a misleading name as the image is not really lazy loaded, just not preloaded.
yeah i was def confused. fwiw #11 is our lazy attribute issue.
/variants/lazy.html - uses the new lazy param and pushes the image outside of the viewport to lower the priority of the request
so.. what i'm seeing is that preload or not, the image loads with the same priority (Low) as it had been.
whereas in preload.html the image loads with 'high' priority.. contradicting what i was saying in #102.
all this explored.. I'm probably closer to just removing the preload for the posterImage
closed by #106
Tackles #102.
I have added the optional
lazy
attribute to not change existent behaviour and created two new test cases:lazy
param and pushes the image outside of the viewport to lower the priority of the request<link rel="preload">
Note: Possibly
lazy
is a misleading name as the image is not really lazy loaded, just not preloaded.