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Any reasonable img lazyloading implementation should produce plain img tags once loaded. Not sure why you would end up with background-image’d block elements.
by oefrha 7y ago
Any reasonable img lazyloading implementation should produce plain img tags once loaded. Not sure why you would end up with background-image’d block elements.
- yellowapple 7y ago"once loaded" is the key. If it fails to load, then bummer, no img tag. I'm also not sure about the background-image'd block elements, for what it's worth.
- oefrha 7y agoIf it failed to load, it would leave behind an img tag that failed to load, like any non-lazy-loaded image. Unless you’re talking about JavaScript code failing to generate an img tag (e.g. from a data-src attribute), which would be bizarre. Edit: by “once loaded” I meant once loading is triggered, if I wasn’t clear enough.