As we know, lazy loading is a method for delaying content loading with the aim of making it easier to load blog pages. What content can be modified using lazy load? Usually images, ads, and custom widgets such as related posts or the like.
Lazy load that is commonly found is content that is loaded when the user scrolls. But actually lazy load is not only triggered by scrolling activity. You can specify which activity triggers the lazy load call. Therefore, the Igniel blog will present a tutorial for creating a lazy load AdSense ad script on a blog using various methods.
How to Install AdSense Ad Lazy Load Script
This AdSense ad lazy load script can be installed on Blogspot or WordPress. All you have to do is save the Javascript according to the place based on the respective blog platform.
Basic Scripts
Before choosing the type of lazy load needed, I will first write a basic AdSense ad script whose status is fixed, aka it doesn’t need to be changed (except for the data needed). Pay close attention as this is the script that will be called when selecting the lazy load type.