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Include the script with webpack
See original GitHub issueFirst you’ll need to integrate the JavaScript file into your code.
I installed the script with npm install loading-attribute-polyfill, import it in my index.js with import 'loading-attribute-polyfill'; and ran npm webpack. (As you see I’m using webpack.)
I checked and it is in the main.js that is loaded by my browser but unfortunately the images remain blank.
What else do I have to do to load the polyfill?
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Ah ok, this was due to the markdown/kamdown used by jekyll. It introduced a paragraph inside the include which was strange for me. Now I could disable the extra markdown interpretation (using markdown=“0” in the enclosing tag). Lacy loading makes my webpage now much more carbon (https://www.websitecarbon.com/website/natanael-arndt-xyz/) friendly, thank you.
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