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Ajaxify Comments 3.0 Released With Inline Lazy Loading

Ajaxify Comments 3.0 Graphic
Ajaxify Comments 3.0 is Here

Ajaxify Comments 3.0 is here and it’s a big release. Let’s go over what’s been added and fixed.

Inline lazy loading is here!

Ajaxify Comments Inline Loading Spinner Example

Inline lazy loading has been a highly requested feature for Ajaxify Comments. With inline loading, you have several choices of how to display the lazy loading placeholder.

With inline, you can choose to load inline in the comment section or use a custom element.

Ajaxify Comments Can Load in a Custom Element
Ajaxify Comments Can Load in a Custom Element

Use an inline spinner

You can use an inline spinner to show a loading spinner and loading message.

Over-engineered Spinner

You can customize just about anything with the spinner including:

  • Change the loading spinner.
  • Change the spinner speed, size, color, and orientation.
  • Adjust the alignment of the overall spinner, add padding, and adjust the font size.

Loading skeleton

A loading skeleton is a nice way to reserve a space in your comment section for long comments.

Here’s a quick demo video of the loading skeleton.

Skeleton Loader Demo

You can adjust the skeleton’s colors and how many loading skeletons to show.

A loading button

If automatic lazy loading isn’t your thing, you can always use a button to load in your comments.

Button Designer and Loading Example

With a loading button, you give the users control over whether they want to load in the comments or not.

Show a shortcode loader

You also have the option to display a shortcode where the loader will be. This allows you to output anything you desire.

Lazy Load a Shortcode Loader
Lazy Load a Shortcode Loader

Several bugs have been fixed

The way the scripts were loaded was inefficient, so the logic for this has been reworked. I also fixed an integration with DCO Comment Attachment.

Future roadmap

I’d like to get lazy loading stable for most people. I’ve tested about a dozen themes, including Genesis and some full-site editing themes, and everything works great. The first priority will be fixing any bugs people encounter with lazy loading.

Next, I’d really like to tackle the commenting experience when writing the comment and add some real-time validation.

That’s it for now. Please get yourself a copy of Ajaxify Comments.

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Ronald Huereca
By: Ronald Huereca
Published On: on June 8, 2024

Ronald Huereca founded DLX Plugins in 2022 with the goal of providing deluxe plugins available for download. Find out more about DLX Plugins, check out some tutorials, and check out our plugins.

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