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Simple function that returns a WebP formatted image url if the visitors browser and the server supports WebP, if not then it will fallback to a standard image url.

• If both the server and visitors browser supports WebP, the passed image will be converted to WebP unless the passed image is a SVG.
• If the visitors browser does not support WebP then the image will not be converted and will maintain its current format.
• If the passed image is already a WebP image but the visitors browser does not support WebP then the image will be converted to a PNG (incase of transparency).

Usage

WebP Twig Function

Example:
<img src="{{ WebP(entry.image.one(), {'mode': 'crop', 'height': '600', 'width': '800'}) }}"/>

WebP(image asset, craft image transform params)

Using Preset Image Transforms

Example:
<img src="{{ WebP(entry.image.one(), {transform: 'headerImage'}) }}

Image Transform Params

Any craft support image parameters can be used See Docs

Possible Params:

{
  transform: 'headerImage', // (optional) pass to use preset image transform created in the CMS admin panel, optionally add other params in combination with this to override preset settings
  height: 300, // set height
  width: 800, // set width
  mode: 'crop', // set transform mode (crop, fit, letterbox, stretch)
  quality: 80, // ovveride quality settings
  position: 'top-center' // override default center position when no focal point (supported when using 'crop' or 'letterbox')
}

Optional Function Name Variations (for your preference)

WebP()
webp()
WebPMe()
webpMe()
webpme()

IsWebPSupported Twig Function

Useful for cache keys, to gnerate a cache version for webp support and one without when using {% cache %}

e.g. {% cache using key 'header-' ~ IsWebPSupported %} View Docs

IsWebPSupported

Return true or false depending on server and visitor browser support