Does anyone know if there's a way to put loading="lazy" on all images using CSS? I tried "img{loading: lazy;}", but it doesn't do anything. I just want a way to do it in CSS easily, so I don't have to do it in HTML manually for several hundred individual images
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I'm always pleased to observe that these mutants are still using our planet as their toilet :D
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added a handful of my favorite albums to the music section! worth a listen if you are an enthusiast of weird electronic music
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new favicon!!!!!! this one is actually thematically fitting (compared to the previous one, which was just a spore creatures favicon I found on the internet years ago)
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17776 is ingenious. Its characterizations are nothing new (Iwai and Cantor anticipated these in their interactive online novels 20+ years ago), but its presentation is as engaging as any story that I've encountered online. Thanks for reminding me!
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hi I loove the layout of your site! it's so simple and clean (°▽°)/
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i've searched for this in the past and only found results about how to do it w/ javascript. not sure it's possible with css.
my recommendation is to use a code editor with find and replace, then replace every '<img' with '<img loading="lazy" '
the neocities editor has find and replace too. ctrl/cmd + f depending on whether youre on windows or mac, and theres a little unfolding bit to use replacing