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Videos are one of the largest assets that can be loaded on a webpage, and as such are one of the largest contributors to slow performance and high carbon emissions.
In fact, adding a Youtube embed to a page using the latest default WordPress theme, increased the page transfer size from 21 kb to 973 kb, and loaded an additional 27 resources. That’s an increase in transfer size of 4533%. Adding a Vimeo video increased the transfer from 21 kb to 276 kb, an increase in transfer size of 1214%, and loaded an additional 7 resources.
The Lazy Embed plugin defers the loading of any resource required for playing the video until the video is requested to be played. It does this by adding a srcdoc attribute to the iframe which shows in place of the normal iframe content.
Currently the following third parties are supported
<ul>
<li>Youtube</li>
<li>Vimeo</li>
<li>Dailymotion</li>
</ul>

Lazy Embed

Improves the performance and reduces the emissions of your website by only loading embeds (youtube, vimeo, etc) when they are clicked.

Planting on Demand

Planting on Demand enables your WooCommerce store to offer customers the option to plant a food tree with their purchase, at no extra cost. When a customer opts in, the plugin automatically triggers a tree planting via the 1clickimpact API when the order is completed. All customer-facing messages are admin-configurable and translatable.
<h3>About</h3>
The cost for tree planting is paid by the website owner (the store). There is no extra charge for the customer; you cover the cost of each tree planted.
Offering tree planting as an option at checkout is proven to: 
– Increase order numbers and average order value 
– Improve customer retention and loyalty 
– Attract and convert customers who care about the environment, sustainability, and making a positive impact
Studies show that customers are more likely to purchase from brands that support good causes and sustainability. By enabling tree planting, you not only help the planet and local communities, but also grow your business by appealing to conscious consumers.
<h3>Key Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Adds a tree planting opt-in checkbox to WooCommerce checkout (Classic and Blocks)</li>
<li>All customer-facing messages are editable and translatable (WPML, Polylang, Loco Translate compatible)</li>
<li>Triggers a tree planting via the 1clickimpact API when an order is set to completed</li>
<li>Displays a thank you message on the order confirmation page if a tree is planted</li>
<li>Optionally adds a shop-wide notice about tree planting and/or the order completed email</li>
<li>Includes a shortcode to display your store’s impact stats</li>
<li>Admin settings page with tabs for General, API, and Impact Stats</li>
<li>Debug logging for API calls (optional)</li>
</ul>
<h3>Usage</h3>
To get started, go to WooCommerce > Tree Planting in your WordPress admin. Here you can: 
– Enter your 1clickimpact API key (required for planting trees and fetching stats) 
– Enable Test Mode to use the sandbox API for testing (no real trees will be planted) 
– Customize all customer-facing messages (checkout, thank you, shop notice, email, etc.) 
– Translate messages using WPML, Polylang, Loco Translate, or any compatible translation plugin 
– Adjust other plugin settings to fit your store’s needs
To display your store’s tree planting impact, use the shortcode:
<pre><code>[pod_tree_planting show_stats="true"]
</code></pre>
You can place this shortcode on any page or post. Additional options for the shortcode (such as layout and custom messages) are available in the plugin settings and documentation.
<h3>Translation</h3>
A translation template is included in <code>/languages/pod-tree.pot</code>. The plugin is compatible with WPML, Polylang, and Loco Translate.
<h3>Support</h3>
For support or questions, visit <a href="https://plantingondemand.org" rel="nofollow ugc">plantingondemand.org</a> or use the plugin support forum on WordPress.org.

Plant a food tree with every WooCommerce order—engage customers and support sustainability, at no extra cost.

Lazy Embed vs Planting on Demand