The issus is that you have a lazyload plugin active which will not work with Maintenance as the image URL will be swapped in the backend but then Maintenance doesn’t know it needs to load the necessary scripts. You will need to temporarily disable lazy loading while Maintenance is active.
I disabled the lazy load feature. No luck. I dumped the cache on 4 different browsers and and still no luck on all browsers.
I just have a black background in M mode.
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evildoer. Reason: mis-spelling
Well what thee heck !
I guess I will have to dig deper.
Thanks for the screen shot.
Dang !
Autoptimize – The last plugin I had with lazy load feature.
Disabling it did the trick.
Thanks for your help.
I shoulda know better and looked at the page source first.
No problem. Happy to hear it’s resolved 🙂
Autoptimize’s lazyload allows you to exclude images using the filename or any attribute/ value in the <img tag (e.g. class name), so excluding should help to keep lazyload active except for the maintenance image? 🙂
frank (ao dev)
@optimizingmatters I did not know that. Do you happen to have some default “nolazyload” class that we could maybe hardcode in our plugin? 🙂
yes, skip-lazy, which is supported by almost all lazyloading plugins by the way 🙂
Great! Thank you! We will add that in the next update 🙂
