Wordpress LScache Plugin: How to exclude images from lazy loading
Last Updated on: Wed, 15 Apr 2026 00:00:02 Hi, I am facing two-issue with LightSpeed lazy loading First Issue Whenever I enable lazy loading LightSpeed Cache plugin images in 1)10 Best Home Theater under 15000 in India-2022 2)Amazone Luna TV Release date and Official Launch 3)Best Mechanical keyboards under Rs 5000 in India Are getting lazy-loaded? The problem is these images are above the fold google page insights flags the error Can you tell me how can I exclude these images from lazy loading? Second Issue The second Issue with the LightSpeed lazy load is if I enable lightspeed lazy loading then it shows a blank black images in place of the above three images I mentioned above for few seconds which doesnt look good. can something be done about it? I am temporarily enabling the lightSpeed Lazy load so that you can see what issue I am talking about. I am using the latest version of WordPress and lightSpeed cache. This topic was modified 7 months ago by jagadish123. The page I need help with: https://teamgeeky.com/ Hi, you can simply add image URL into the lazyload exclude list to exclude them additionally , you can use its class name or its parent class name as well Best regards, Thanks for the fast reply, I have contacted theme developer and asked his help how to exclude those images hope he could help me. Lets see how it goes Hi @CacheCrawler adding the URL to the exclude list doesnt work for me. I have 3 images in the exclude list but one still shows as loading=lazy PleSE ADVISE loading=lazy is added by wordpress itself , not by our plugin @CacheCrawler Excluding URLs is such a hassle especially if you have hundreds of images to exclude. Its ideal if you want to exclude a few images like the website main logo and footer logo. A good approach is finding the CSS Selectors that are responsible for styling the images that you want to exclude from lazy load on the posts/pages. @jagadish123 in your case, its these selectors .entry-featured-media-main and .g1-frame-inner Go to Page Optimization, Media Excludes, and look for Lazy Load Image Parent Class Name Excludes. Paste the CSS Selectors there, one per line and purge all cache including CDN if you use one. If it doesnt work, ask the developer the exact CSS Selector that handles the images that you want to exclude and use that option I have mentioned above.
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