How Do I Add Lazy Images to WordPress?
Lazy loading images in WordPress is a great way to improve page speed, while also ensuring that your images are being stored in a more efficient way. To enable lazy loading in WordPress, follow these steps:
1. Open the WordPress admin area and navigate to the Media section.
2. Click the Images tab and locate the image you would like to lazy load.
3. Select the lazy loading checkbox next to the image and then click the Save Changes button.
4. In the WordPress media manager, you will now see a new option to lazy load images.
To enable lazy loading for all images on a WordPress site, set the lazy loading option to On.
5. To lazy load images for a specific post or page, set the lazy loading option to For This Post or Page.
6. When you’re finished lazy loading images, click the Save Changes button to write the changes to the media manager.
7. To lazy load images for all posts on a WordPress site, set the lazy loading option to For All Posts.
8. To lazy load images for all pages on a WordPress site, set the lazy loading option to For All Pages.
9. Finally, to disable lazy loading for all images on a WordPress site, set the lazy loading option to Off.
When you’re finished setting up lazy loading in WordPress, be sure to check the page speed performance of your site to see if it has improved.
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