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This plugin lazy loads images by initially serving either blank images or low-res images and then loads the high-res version according to their distance from the initial scroll position.

AT Lazy Loader

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Simple plugin to disable lazy loading feature on the site or only on specific images.
<h3>Settings</h3>
After activating the plugin, go to Dashboard->Settings->Media and under Lazy-loading Settings you will find options:
<ul>
<li>To disable lazy loading on all images on your site.</li>
<li>To disable only on post thumbnails of posts and pages.</li>
</ul>
To disable only on a specific image:
<ul>
<li>Go to Dashboard->Media->Library.</li>
<li>Then click on the image you want to disable lazy load.</li>
<li>At the bottom, check the Disable default lazy-loading feature checkbox.</li>
</ul>
Note: You can disable on specific image, while uploading or setting a featured image too.

Disable Lazy Load

Being a passionate minimalist, I recently found and used the plugin "No BS Image Slider" on a client site. But often only the first image would load, not the others. This seemed to be caused by WordPress lazy loading - the images scroll in on a pure CSS animation, and it seems like the WP JS for lazy loading evaluates all but the first slide as not visible - although they soon are. Empty space slides in...

I did not want to to kill lazy loading in general, and this was the only plugin I found which offered to suppress it on certain media files. I was a bit hesitant due to the previous bad review, but found no alternative plugin-based solution.

So I tried it - and it works fine. My slider pics are now not lazy loaded. The blanket option to completely suppress lazy loading works too, I tried it.

Finally, I had a look at the code: Nice modern OO code, nice and lean, no bloat (but does use vendor/composer). Code looked clean to me.

Therefore: Recommended!

Works for me, for all or certain images

Simple plugin to disable lazy loading feature on the site or only on specific images.

AT Lazy Loader vs Disable Lazy Load