Hello @eack77 ,
First you need to Check Theme Options: Start by checking your theme's settings or options panel. Many modern themes come with built-in options for lazy loading, and some may allow you to specify whether it should be applied above the fold or not. Look for any settings related to lazy loading and see if there's an option to disable it above the fold.
Custom Code: If your theme doesn't provide a built-in option, you may need to resort to custom code.
a. Identify the Lazy Loading Code: First, you need to identify the JavaScript code that is responsible for lazy loading in your theme. This can often be found in your theme's JavaScript files. Look for code that includes phrases like "lazy load" or Check CSS class for particular section that is using for lazy loading.
b. Modify the Code: Once you've identified the code responsible for lazy loading, you'll need to modify it to exclude above-the-fold content. This might involve adding conditions to the lazy loading code to skip images and sections that are above the fold.
