I too have found a glitch regarding the lazy load of the images.
The images instantly show, then they fade out and fade in.
I believe that in the real estate of our browsers, the images should directly appear and then just lazy load as you scroll…
I think its annoying for the user to see the image for an instant, then disappear, and fade in with the effect.
Also, is this real lazy load? do the images indeed load as you scroll, or is it just a visuall effect?
On the above example you see that I use lazy load. For an instant the images of the real esate of my browser appear on the screen, then diappear and reappear. Then when scrolling rest of the images fade in ok.
Thanks.
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neakriti.
I have about 98.000 images in a database of 140.000 posts.
I haven’t attempted anything yet, I am just crossing my fingers….
I am not part of the team, nor I know if my suggestions (that should be applied anyway) will resolve your issue. But I read at some post that “max_input_vars” is related to incomplete saves. So based on your issue I hope this is your problem.
Go to “Newspaper”->”System Status”.
What is the value you have on “max_input_vars”?
Is it 1000 or generally lower than 2000? If so, try making it 3000 (edit your php.ini and restart your server to read new settings) and check if the problem is resolved.
Also check your “WP Memory Limit”. It should be at least 64M. If its not, at your “wp-config.php” file at the root of your site add this
define( ‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ’64M’ );
define( ‘WP_MAX_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ’96M’ );
before the line
/* That’s all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */
and if you have enough memory, make it even higher.
so are these two values (both of them) green or yellow?
So as a project you mean both the sandbox website and the actual one?
Because they will be on different subdomains of the same domain. One for tests and one as the actual site.
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Thats fine, as long as I know there is no problem but its programmatically removed thats fine!
Thank you for the immediate response
Thanks, that did the job.
Didn’t work on child theme, I had to make the change on base theme.
Just a quick note, the site.js file didn’t exist on the js directory, instead I had to change the site.min.js located in js/min folder.
That info just if anyone is visiting this thread and cannot locate that specific file…
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neakriti.
This all worked fine, until I installed and activated the tag-div speedbooster plugin.
After activating this plugin, the fix doesn’t appear.
Note: I applied the above fix on the ADVANCED CSS part for all the orientations except of mobile. That is desktop, tablet portrait, tablet landscape
If I disable the speedbooster plugin, the fix for the extra height goes back to normal and appears as it should.
Any advice please?

I made a quick fix by applying that css
.td_block_mega_menu {
top: 30px;
}
Thank you very much for your fast reply!
MegaMenu that pops up still gets in the way when more than one line.
Can it use a z-index higher and follow the line at which it occurs?
That is if its on the first line appear normally but with higher z-index and if its on the second line appear equivalently in a lower location?
Can you send me some email where I can privately provide you with access codes to that website?
Also can you please update the visual composer plugin with the currently latest version in your theme so I have the latest version installed? I believe it will be important to them to check over what is their latest version. I think the plugin you have in your downloads is a minor version behind.
I import my articles with wp-all-import-pro from our articles server.
As I noted, when I import a new post, it has
post_views_count = 0
and no other custom fields.
if I view the post this changes to
post_views_count = 1
post_views_count_7_day_total = 2
post_view_7days_last_day = 1
Should I assign the custom fields post_views_count_7_day_total and post_view_7days_last_day with some initial value on my article when I import the article from wp-all-import-pro?
thanks
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Unfortunatelly it contains posts that haven’t been viewed recently.
The website is a test site where only I and another person know about. The 7 day recent posts are popular posts with many clicks that we have done mostly during February 2015. For new clicks on new posts they are not comming up the list, unless they contain more clicks that the currently (old) popular posts that stay in our list since February.
all done. thanks!
The (2) problem wasn’t visually fixed once I enabled gd library because the analogies of the visual composer column was 1/2 and it “needed” a bit more…
So changing it to 2/3 + 1/3 it worked.
Thank you again for your info
I found what was causing the problem in (1)
GD Library in my test server was not enabled.
I enabled it through php.ini and recreated thumbnails and it worked…
for (2)
The problem remains as I see the description outside the image
1 and 2 remains a problem
My URL for my “test site” is http://mobile.neakriti.gr/neakriti2/index.php/main-page/
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