and use their JS plugin to automatically replace your image URLs.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but using JS to generate images for each resolution on the fly has its downside. If you don't have src="URL" in your <img> tag, them screenreaders won't see it. It's not good for SEO, afaik.
Step 3: Replace your img tags fromsrc="[image source]" to ci-src="[image source]"
You might want to use srcset instead, and generate all necessary links (//token.cloudimg.io/operation/size/filter/original_image_url – operation, size, filter) before it's fetched to the browser.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but using JS to generate images for each resolution on the fly has its downside. If you don't have
src="URL"in your<img>tag, them screenreaders won't see it. It's not good for SEO, afaik.From their quick start:
You might want to use
srcsetinstead, and generate all necessary links (//token.cloudimg.io/operation/size/filter/original_image_url–operation,size,filter) before it's fetched to the browser.