Hi there,
I’m using WP Fastest Cache Premium and have the ability to exclude lazy load images and elements.
At the moment there’s an element loading very slow and causing a LCP of 9 seconds…
Is there a solution for this?
Hi Marcus,
Unfortunately, we don’t have any solution for this, and as it is a 3rd Party plugin we don’t have any control over the code. I would suggest you contact the Plugin Author on this and let us know the feedback.
Thanks
Hi,
According to the Plugin Author it is theme related.
Hello @Marcus,
Thank you for the update.
Have you tried following the recommendations from the PageSpeed Insights tool? Here are some of the suggestions:
– Serve images in next-gen formats - There are plugins that can convert images to WebP
– Reduce unused CSS - It seems the minification options from the WPFC plugin negatively impact the site score due to this minified css: https://www.wildenbergadvocaten.nl/wp-content/cache/wpfc-minified/jprzfh6i/9x13o.css
– Properly size images - Try to reduce the size of the images, especially in the first section (https://www.wildenbergadvocaten.nl/wp-content/uploads/2000x540_px_pr221018_0111a-e1737546125682.jpg, https://www.wildenbergadvocaten.nl/wp-content/uploads/2000x540_pr230515_135a-1-e1737112780550.jpg)
– Reduce unused JavaScript - The WPFC plugin gathers and minifies all scripts, including those not used on the page.
Based on this information, it seems many issues are caused by the plugin. Try following the recommendations and see if the LCP issue persists.
Best regards,
Ismael
Hi,
Thx for the reply.
I found out that to optimize the loading time for the LCP I can use “fetchpriorty=high”
Do you know where I can add it to the LCP image or element?
Thank you for the update.
Instead of adding the attribute fetchpriority, you can install this plugin to preload the images in the first section, which should help with the LCP.
If you need more assistance with site optimization, you can try our Boost service.
Warm regards.