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  • sfam2708 Friend
    #194777

    JA Lens is a great idea for a template but it cannot work as is !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    1: Way to much css and there is no efficient way of compressing it without breaking the template so therefore user experience cannot be achieved.

    2: Not been able to compress css and js files and or shifting to bottom creates up to 30 blocks in downloading on to browser slowing it down further.

    3: The more images you load on it the more blurred the thumbs become and the slower the performance. In testing a max 30 images before the template loose both responsiveness and crisp images. Irrespective what settings you give it in K2 for image quality.

    4: It cannot work correctly with amazon because the image also get further compressed and therefor further blurring.

    5: Using cache to speed things up only leads to duplication of thumbnails on the template which is impossible to fix.

    6: Deferring js in the index files with ” async=”async”></script> produces little or no results.

    7: Without cache Google page speed will not even analyze it.

    For this template to work correctly it really need to be redesigned for performance.

    I just wasted 2 week of my life on it 🙁

    Nazario A Friend
    #523007

    @sfam2708,

    JA Lens is a special template, unlike most of other templates which have cache / optimize css & js built-in functions of T3 framework. Hence, for cache or optimize css & js, please try to search around on Joomla Extension Directory for a suitable extension.

    For site performance, here is a good readings that you can refer to: http://www.joomlart.com/blog/news-updates/tools-and-tips-to-check-joomla-site-speed-and-improve-performance

    Or you can consider to use our JA S3 Amazon component.

    tom_laan84 Friend
    #532615

    We could really do with a new JA Lens like website built on T3 framework and proper functionality like posted above. I use this website for a photoclub and it is not practical at all.

    Nazario A Friend
    #532651

    @ tom_laan84,

    Thanks for sharing your feedback on JA Lens. Actually, our template just servers as a starting point, you can customise to fit your own need. When you get your site ready, please post here for our reference if possible.

    eagledk Friend
    #549767

    <em>@tom_laan84 423924 wrote:</em><blockquote>We could really do with a new JA Lens like website built on T3 framework and proper functionality like posted above. I use this website for a photoclub and it is not practical at all.</blockquote>

    I can only totally agree on this.
    Please consider to update this template.
    And it would be really great if there could be support for multiple users.

    Regards

    Morten

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