Hello!

I am going to try and be as thorough as possible Thank you for your suggestions!

1 - Min height is a quick fix but does not take into account the fact that pages need to be responsive. The animation script sizes itself on items that are visible, that is why you get 'movement' when the script gets to the next batch of visible items. One thing you could try is crop the text to a certain number of characters, therefore limiting the height 'jumps' if the text defers a lot from one item to the next.

2 - The combination of CSS and JS files cannot be done at the module level, it has to be done through a plugin (because plugins can be aware of what is on the resulting page, module instances are only aware of themselves). That is why a plugin like JCHOptimize is perfect for this kind of task. Creating a plugin for LNEP would just replicate what JCHOptimize can do already. Make sure you have 'reset headers' set to 'no' in the advanced options of your module instances. That will prevent module instances scripts and stylesheets to be re-created on every page load.

3 - Lazyload of images is a cool feature indeed but is incompatible with high resolution images (one of the other option of the module). Reason is: the module inserts high resolution images for retinal displays using the same technique as the one you described. I need to find a better way to make these 2 features able to work with each other.

4 - The jQuery is built this way for a reason.
For instance, I am using jQuery(".lnee .innerpicture img[data-src]") to only target images created by the module (as thumbnails) and avoids looking for images that could be in the intro text.

You are welcome

I will definitely look at an improved solution for lazy loading.
Note that the one library you have suggested is the one I use already, so I will make sure I update it and incorporate the necessary modifications to make both features work.


Thank you for sharing your page and your feedback !

For your information, the lazy loading technique has been added to the extension v4.5. It is complementary to the way images are swapped on retina displays.