Hello Rob,

I am really sorry for the delay of this reply as it is a weekend for us here.
Did you mean this white space in your blog entry http://screencast.com/t/wKumJDWDVw ?
To be honestly, i'm never use this Jquery LazyLoad before, is it possible provide us with your Joomla backend and FTP access so we can help you better look at here? Please advise.

Yes the white space.

I really appreciate this - this is the weekend and you took time to answer my request. I am grateful. The information is attached. Thank you again.

Here is the category/pages that are having this issue:

http://techlick.com/index.php/techlick/apple-insider/categories/26-apple-insider

Hello Rob,

When I tried to access the site it seems to hit 500 Internal Server Error. Can you please advise? By the way, EasyBlog does not load lazyload on the images. I believe it may have been coming from your Joomla template. What template do you use? You might want to disable the rok plugins as I recall seeing some sites where the rok plugin is lazy loading images on the site.

Thank you Mark again

Ah you are right - it has to do with my template. I need to find a faster template design for EasyBlog. I like RocketTheme but at times I find their templates to be heavy due to gantry.

Thank you again Mark you are a good buddy.

Regards,
Rob

Hello Rob,

You are most welcome

Hello,

Okay I have to open this up again because I did disable all rok plugins and still lazyload is loading. So I need another set of eyes to see what may be causing this.

What we are trying to accomplish is eliminating the white space. Please look at this URL:

http://techlick.com/index.php/component/easyblog/categories/26-apple-insider?Itemid=164

Could you take a look when you have a chance, info provided.

Thank you Mark (stackideas) for your time and energy

Regards,
Rob

hey rob,
your whitespace issue is coming from the posts itself. looking at the source it shows that the imported feed is loading a transparent image which causes this. check your post for this line and remove it:

<img src="http://photos.appleinsider.com/v9/images/1x1-white.jpg" alt="iRing" width="660" height="396" class="lazy">

after doing so the whitespace should be gone. hope that helps

Hello Alex,

Yes that I do know but the feeds come in automatically and I would have to do that manually for every feed. Is there a CSS hack I could use to prevent it from loading? I don't know what would be safe since most of my other feeds have the img attribute and I do not want them affected. Maybe if we changes the incoming height and width?

Thanks for your help.

Regards,
Rob

Hello rob,

I did a CSS hack as requested and include them at the bottom of your custom CSS file.
Hope that helps.

#eblog-wrapper img.lazy {

    display: none;

}

Thanks:)

hey rob,
the solution khairul posted should already solve your issue. however if the problem comes up again in the future because they changed their class names then you can also target the image directly with some more advanced css. here's how it has to look for the current one:

img[src="http://photos.appleinsider.com/v9/images/1x1-white.jpg"] {display: none;}

hope that helps

Thanks for sharing Alex

Hello Khairul, Alex and Mark,

Words cannot express how grateful I am for your help. Outstanding customer service and forum support.

Enjoy your excellent week my friends. I thank you again.

Regards,
Rob

You are most welcome Rob, glad that your issues are resolved now.