Hi,
I have a page design in mind, specifically to minimise a user's click journey, that entails having lots of photos on one web page. Supposing these are displayed via numerous amounts of photo-displayer tools, to stop the overall loading of a page is it possible to give the user the option to download these images, then those images, etc.?
DC
Stagger loading photos
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Re: Stagger loading photos
If you are using the photo gallery, you have the option of choosing 'Enable Lazy Loading' which will delay the loading of images until they are visible in the view port. This will speed up the page loading. It also prevents loading large images in mobile devices because only the visible images will be downloaded.
Re: Stagger loading photos
Thank you for getting back to me. I'm using the Fotorama extension, as it was clearly my favourite in terms of user experience. My apology, I didn't quite understand what how you explain the 'enable lazy loading'. What I was kinda hoping for is that if, say, my page has ten of these Fotorama extensions, each carrying c.5-15 images (compressed correctly to no more than 1MB), can I give the user the option of not dowloading/viewing a set until they press the button, so to speak?
Re: Stagger loading photos
The Fotorama extension does not support lazy loading.
This feature is available for standard images and the built-in photo gallery/collage.
This feature is available for standard images and the built-in photo gallery/collage.