Unrealworld
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- Mar 28, 2016
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Sorry for the stupid question but does post with 100 pictures of 800x800 size each one will make the page too slow or it is normal? I'm using shared hosting.
You just open the page and you will see how its slow. compare to other site. Images make it slow mate.e stupid question but does post with 100 pictures of 800x800 size each one will make the page too slow or it is normal?
yeah, it will make it slow.Sorry for the stupid question but does post with 100 pictures of 800x800 size each one will make the page too slow or it is normal? I'm using shared hosting.
It is not only about an individual image size, but it is also about the number of http requests being made.Use plugins to reduce image size.
Why not? How about a gallery?Why would someone embed such number of images in a page?
I had assumed OP was being specific of the usage of images in a blog postWhy not? How about a gallery?
I want to make visitors to share the images on social media. Many blogs have 100 pictures and it's not that slow the pages, it's just opening the pictures from top to bottom.Without a doubt. Too many large images in one page. What do you want to achieve?
Of course it will lag your legs as hell. At least try to optimize a bit.
You just open the page and you will see how its slow. compare to other site. Images make it slow mate.
No doubt about it. For sure page is going to be slow use image compression
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Yupp it will. Lazy load the images instead of loading them at once.
I just wanna make the visitors to share my images. These images are motivational quotes and I know it will open the pictures slowly from top to bottom so it's not big problem.Use plugins to reduce image size. Why would someone embed such number of images in a page?
That's out of my alley.I have one more question: How hard is it to rank for the keyword "motivational quotes"?
It is better to load those images one by one after document is ready. That way, you will have a normal page loading time, and yet have 100 images in one page. I guess those blogs you are talking about use lazy loading too.I want to make visitors to share the images on social media. Many blogs have 100 pictures and it's not that slow the pages, it's just opening the pictures from top to bottom.
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Thank you. I would like to know how competitive is the keyword "motivational quotes" because I'm gonna try to rank for it.Lazy loading the images is your best bet. You do not need to load all 100 images on page load. There are jQuery plugins that can do this for you. You could also rework your post and split it into subpages with X amount of images on each page, but that seems like more work.