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Hi Gunter,
Wow, that was quick! Brilliant, thank you, I look forward to trying it out as soon as the update is out.
Thanks so much again for actioning these suggestions and continuing to improve Enfold.
Tim
Hey Gunter,
That’s brilliant, thanks for actioning that so quickly!
I look forward to the next update :)
Tim
Hi Yigit,
Thanks for that, hopefully it can be implemented.
I also have another suggestion along similar lines:
Currently, depending on the ALB element you are using, you select an image size in one of two ways: 1. When you choose an image from the media library, you then select the thumbnail size to use (eg: using the Image element). 2. You select the image size on the Styling tab (eg: when using the Full Width Slider element).
I’m not sure of the logic behind these two different ways, but I was thinking it would be nice to keep it all consistent and move all image size selections to the Styling tab of each element. Not only would it make for a more consistent experience, it would also hugely simplify things when you need to swap out an image size.
For example take this scenario – I want to simply change the thumbnail size used for an image, without swapping the actual image (such as if a layout changes from 1/2 column to 1/5 column and now I want to use a smaller size). Currently on a Full Width Slider where image settings are on the Styling tab I can do this in just 3 clicks – styling tab, image size, done.
But if I want to change the thumbnail size used for a standard Image element, I have to click on the image, scroll through and find the exact same image again in my entire media library (can be REALLY time consuming in large libraries), select that image, then select the size to insert, then click done. Way more time involved.
So I hope you can understand the suggestion to use the Styling tab of every element as the way to select image thumbnail sizes.
Thanks for always considering our suggested improvements.
Tim
I’m in a similar situation, trying to determine cause of LCP on some sites (not on all). Still investigating. Interested to see what you find thinkjarvis or the Enfold team’s comments.
Most of the time for my sites it’s either the H1 or the first paragraph that is being flagged as the LCP. Wondering if it is font styling that is rendering late causing that?
I took a quick look at your logo thinkjarvis on the Doodles of Art site, and one thing I noticed is for some reason in responsive mode on Chrome I never get served a smaller image than the original – I only ever get the 790×400 being served. Wondering if that is connected to why it’s being flagged?
If I find anything concrete I will share here.
Hi Gunter,
Wow that was quick! Where can I leave 5 stars?!
Thanks for implementing that, can’t wait to check it out in the next release.
Tim
Hey Gunter,
That’s awesome, thanks for improving that element so quickly. That’s why I stick with Enfold, your response to suggested theme improvements is always so positive.
Thanks again.
Hey Gunter,
Awesome, great to hear, thanks for that.
Also I see the changlog for the next release has been updated which is great.
Hope to see it soon.
Thanks again
THP.
Hi Yigit,
Any update on this one? Really hoping to see this in the next release working fully if possible.
Regards
THP
Hey Yigit,
Thanks for the update, much appreciated. Ok I will keep an eye out for it in the next couple of releases.
Thanks,
Tim
Hi Ismael,
Looking at the changeling for the upcoming release, it seems this issue has been fixed – can you confirm please?
Thanks
Hey Ismael,
This is not the permanent solution right? I’m hoping the next Enfold update will correct this properly?
Thanks
Ps. Nice work think jarvis!
I did similarly to thinkjarvis as a test – I replaced the logo on 2 sites with a normal image that was already elsewhere on the page so that I could confirm this other image was working with srcset.
Yet when I selected that same image as the logo, srcset does not get output (I believe due to the hardcoded sizes still being present).
