Page loading issues with images often stem from specific settings or scripts not functioning correctly on the production site. Since you've identified the problem occurring only with a Finsweet pagination setup, let's work through potential solutions.
1. Verify Script Inclusion
- Check that all necessary scripts for Finsweet pagination are included in your project. These should be placed in the Custom Code section under Project Settings.
- Make sure scripts are loaded in the correct order, especially if you use multiple script integrations.
2. Set Correct Loading Attributes
- Review your image settings, specifically ensure loading="lazy" attribute settings align with your needs.
- Ensure images have appropriate sources and are not being blocked by any
@media rules or JavaScript.
3. Double-Check Production Environment Settings
- Ensure all assets are hosted correctly and accessible in the production environment. Verify image URLs aren't absolute paths pointing to staging assets.
- If you use CDN, confirm that caching settings aren't conflicting with image retrieval.
4. Inspect Error Console
- Use browser developer tools to examine console logs and network status for potential errors during page loads.
- Check for any 404 errors or CORS policy issues that might block resources.
5. Cross-Browser Testing
- Try using different browsers to see if this issue is browser-specific.
- Check if browser extensions or ad blockers are causing conflicts, particularly those altering page content or scripts.
6. Modify Finsweet Pagination Code
- Ensure Finsweet pagination scripts are loading after all other scripts. Misordered or prematurely executed scripts can cause functionality issues.
- Confirm any dependencies are included, and verify the pagination setup aligns with Finsweet's most recent updates.
Summary
To resolve the issue of images not loading on your production site, especially in relation to Finsweet pagination, verify script inclusion and settings, check image loading attributes, ensure production settings match staging, and inspect for errors. Reliable cross-browser testing and script order management are crucial to troubleshooting this problem effectively.