Why did this div become an LCP (Largest Contentful Paint) element?
<div class="flex gap-1 body-m"> <span class="cursor-pointer">Login</span> or <span class="cursor-pointer">Register Now</span> </div>
Text Block Calculation
- LCP considers text blocks as a single unit when they're within a block-level container
- This div contains all the text: "Login or Register Now" as one block
- Even though individual span elements are smaller, they're calculated together
Solutions if you don't want this element as LCP:
<span class="flex gap-1"> <!-- content --> </span>
- Force other elements to be LCP:
<!-- Ensure logo or hero image is larger and loads faster --> <img src="logo.png" alt="Logo" fetchpriority="high" />
<main> <h1 class="main-title"><!-- larger text content --></h1> <!-- login/register prompt --> </main>
Best practices:
- Specify your intended LCP element (usually a logo, hero image, or main title)
- Ensure priority loading for that element
- Use inline elements or limit size for secondary text content
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