Hello,
is there a possibility to display the “tdb-featured-image-bg” as webp? As the picture is very big it would save quite a lot according to PageSpeed Insights.
Link: https://rauf-und-davon.at/verborgene-welt-klettersteig/
All the best,
Daniel
Hi danna, the featured image from “tdb-featured-image-bg” is the image that is set on the article, unfortunately the theme do not have for the moment an option to convert it in webp, this however it can be done using an extra plugin that optimize the images and converts them in webp format, one of those plugins that can be try are mentioned in this guide: 7 Best WordPress Image Compression Plugins Compared (2023)
I hope this will help you!
Hey Calin,
thanks for getting back! I use one of these plugins. I just saw except from the tdb-featured-image-bg also the images in the sidebar (Flex Block) are not loaded as webP. I use Performance Lab and EWWW Image Optimizer. The normal images in the posts are loaded as webP. Is there something i have to activate in the theme panel in order to deliver webP?
All the best,
Daniel
The image son flex blocks are also set as background image. No as an optimized version for images and elements that can be display in a module is the module builder -> https://forum.tagdiv.com/modules-builder-newspaper-theme/ – https://forum.tagdiv.com/flex-block-builder-flex-loop-builder/
Now if the plugins can not convert the image in webp (or the can but the blocks can not get the webp format), the only remaining option is the lazy load that can improve the options – https://i.imgur.com/UnUEc5j.png
Thank you!
Thanks for getting back: And how can i deliver webP-Images in the block “Single Post Bg Featured Image” you offer?
All the best,
Daniel
Hi,
If you are using the EWWW Image Optimizer to deliver CSS background images as WebP (inline CSS only), you need to activate the EWWW IO lazy loader.
I hope this will help!
