Pardon, could you please explain exactly what you did?

i just removed the preloader from my php code simple

Thank you @Arsalan, This new update has really helped in fixing the issue. Is better now.

@Bansh33, this is what we have done, simply including that js won't work and changing img tags in entire OSSN isn't that easy as some images are generated using js and some are ajax. The component that utilizes lazyload has been removed as its not easy to use it.

@Kalu, you should try https://www.opensource-socialnetwork.org/component/view/3657/optimize-pre-loader

I'm unsure what exactly is meant by 'easy load' component, but if you just want to add a "lazy load" that should be pretty straight forward. what that does is it doesn't load images (that you specify) until they are in the viewport (i.e. actually being viewed). you can read more here: https://github.com/verlok/lazyload - all you really have to do is include a javascript file and change your img tags a little bit.

Yeah, Though i don't really understand what you meant by pre-loader. though most times when the site load, images will disappear like something is not compatiable until i get to refresh the page many times time.

Please help.

I believe that pre-loader is making confusion among users and they believe their website is slow, actually it works like when all stuff is loaded like images it disappear but some users want to see stuff on website and doesn't care about image. I'll be looking into pre-loader soon. Maybe removing it.