=== Easy Image Optimizer === Contributors: nosilver4u Tags: optimize, image, resize, webp, lazy load, convert, compress, scale Requires at least: 5.5 Tested up to: 5.7 Requires PHP: 7.2 Stable tag: 2.5.2 License: GPLv3 Easily speed up your website to better connect with your visitors. Properly compress and size/scale images. Includes lazy load and WebP auto-convert. == Description == Want to get more visitors and customers? Easy Image Optimizer allows you to quickly and easily speed up your website so that you can connect with more people. One-click activation enables you to optimize your images by efficiently encoding and properly sizing images. It also includes lazy loading to defer offscreen images and automatic WebP conversion for even more speed. Easy Image Optimizer will optimize your site automatically by replacing all your image URLs with cloud-based URLs to deliver your content as fast as possible. Beyond image optimization, it will also speed up the delivery of your CSS, JS (JavaScript), and font resources, by minifying them and delivering them through a speedy CDN (Content Delivery Network). = Support = If you need assistance using the plugin, please visit our [Support Page](https://ewww.io/contact-us/). The Easy Image Optimizer is developed at https://github.com/nosilver4u/easy-image-optimizer = Translations = If you would like to help translate this plugin (new or existing translations), you can do so here: https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/easy-image-optimizer To receive updates when new strings are available for translation, you can signup here: https://ewww.io/register/ == Installation == 1. Install the plugin through the built-in WordPress plugin installer, or upload the "easy-image-optimizer" plugin to your /wp-content/plugins/ directory. 1. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress. 1. Start a free trial subscription for Easy Image Optimizer at https://ewww.io/easy/ 1. Link your site at https://ewww.io/manage-sites/ 1. Visit the settings page to complete activation. 1. Done! == Frequently Asked Questions == = Does the plugin replace existing images? = No, all optimization is performed transparently on our network of cloud servers, and your image URLs are automatically updated to point to the optimized images. = What if something breaks? = Don't panic, just disable the plugin and contact us at https://ewww.io/contact-us/ All changes made by the plugin will automatically be reverted when you disable the plugin. == Screenshots == 1. Plugin settings page before activation. 2. Plugin settings when active. == Changelog == * If you would like to help translate this plugin in your language, get started here: https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/easy-image-optimizer/ = 2.5.2 = * fixed: lazy load threshold missing from minified code = 2.5.1 = * change: added setting to enable adding of missing width/height dimensions * fixed: warning from plugins using core wp_lazy_load filter without second parameter/argument = 2.5.0 = * added: ability to use SVG placeholders for more efficient lazy load via EASYIO_USE_SIIP override * added: Easy IO and Lazy Load add missing width and height to image elements * added: Lazy Load - right-sized placeholders can be generated for full-sized images * added: configure Lazy Load pre-load threshold via EIO_LL_THRESHOLD constant * changed: Lazy Load for external (non-inline) CSS images must be configured for specific elements * changed: Easy IO's Include All Resources unlocked for all plans * changed: native lazy loading is now disabled when using Easy IO lazy load, override with EIO_ENABLE_NATIVE_LAZY constant * changed: Lazy Load pre-load threshold increased from 500px to 1000px * changed: Lazy Load picture elements use right-sized img placeholder instead of 1x1 inline GIF * fixed: native iframe lazy load disabled in WP 5.7+ * fixed: removing metadata clobbers APNG animations * fixed: some JSON elements still being altered by Lazy Load * fixed: Easy IO throws warnings when WP content is not in a sub-directory = Earlier versions = Please refer to the separate changelog.txt file. == Credits == Written by Shane Bishop of [Exactly WWW](https://ewww.io). Special thanks to my [Lord and Savior](https://www.iamsecond.com/). Easy IO and HTML parsing classes based upon the Photon module from Jetpack.