@AmplifyMS,

as long as you are using ajax to load the pages you are going to have the same problem. The only way to fix it is to call the image load function after each ajax call.

the code looks like this: but you can create a new function and then call it every time.

( function( $ ) {
$( 'img[data-ims-src]' )
.bind( 'scrollin', { distance: 100 }, function( ) {
var img = this,
$img = jQuery( img ),
src = $img.attr( 'data-ims-src' );
$img.unbind( 'scrollin' ) 
.hide( )
.removeAttr( 'data-ims-src' )
.attr( 'data-ims-loaded', 'true' );
img.src = src;
$img.fadeIn( );
} );
} )( jQuery );