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Lazy load images
See original GitHub issueI was wondering if it’s possible to use Locomotive Scroll with an external lazy load plugin or even a native solution like loading='lazy'. Thanks!
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Hey, if you want to load images while scrolling, you can use
data-scroll-callwith something like this. If you want to load all the images after the rest of the page is loaded, we use modularLoad withdata-load-src. You can see a demo page with both ways in our boilerplate.I couldn’t make it work either, with the provided examples. Tried using
loading='lazy', which works, but breaks everything else.