As mentioned above, I use discourse as the commenting system and here’s an example [image] Soya Chunks Masala Dry Learn how to make Soya Chunks Masala Dry, a healthy stir-fry with soya chunks cooked in spices and chilies. A flavorful side dish . Est. reading time: 2 minutes …

Look for a plugin named “lazy load” on your blog. that’ll only load images when it actually enters the viewport of the reader.

I don’t do lady load on the blog posts due to SEO reasons. Hit me hard some time back. Nevertheless, a lazy load plugin is not going to do anything to the commenting system (which is in an IFRAME).

Right. an iframe won’t be affected by lazy load. my bad. maybe developers can help you out. But I don’t get this. How lazy load affected SEO? Crawlers look for HTML code and tags. images load only after entering the viewport, but the code is always available after first load.

That Discourse lazy load might be more relevant: https://meta.discourse.org/t/lazyload-images/90472?u=jesus2099

I don’t think that’d help on the blog as well. There needs to be a lazy loading option within the discourse comments plugin itself, if that’s what she is asking for

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Jane_Jojo (Jane Jojo) December 7, 2018, 7:22pm 6

In theory what you are saying is right. But Google works in mysterious ways.

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