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Need help with infinite scrolling for individual post
10 replies · Started by Hemant on April 10, 2020
Hello Team,
I need help in enabling infinite scrolling on posts.. Meaning once the user is done reading the article, next article should autoload.
I have tried using catch and yith infinite scroll plugin.
Nothing seems to happen.
Amy plugins you suggest? Or any thing I can do to get that feature...
Please help
Hi there,
Unfortunately I'm not aware of an infinite scrolling plugin for individual posts.
Have you checked with YITH's support to see if they are able to help?
OK how about enabling infinite scrolling on all the blog posts? Any specific plugin or settings I need to follow? Any help is greatly appreciated..
For the blog archive/listing pages?
If so we do have built-in option for that:
https://docs.generatepress.com/article/blog-content-layout/#archives
Actually i need to enable infinite scrolling on posts and not the archive pages... What I mean is once the reader has finished reading the post... New post should load automatically... Let me k ow if that is not possible...
It should be possible but you will need a find a plugin that can do this unfortunately.
Sorry I'm not aware of one.
Having a hard time finding a plugin... I have tried below plugins so far and nothing works..
1.) YITH
2.) Catch
3.) Ajax
I am giving up on that...
Is there any css I can use to add next post after the post ends?
Trying to achieve something similar to: https://www.postfun.com/celebrity/wives-and-girlfriends-of-famous-comedians/?view-all
Now interesting this is that... When you go to https://www.postfun.com/lifestyle/inside-jlo-and-arods-stunning-nyc-penthouse/ url you will see they have a pagination... But when you go to https://www.postfun.com/lifestyle/inside-jlo-and-arods-stunning-nyc-penthouse/?view-all the pagination goes away... Something to do with url structure...
How do I can achieve something similar...
Thanks..
Any chance you can open a new topic for the separate question?
Thanks :)
Sure will do
Sure will do m closing this case as I have given up on this...
Worth checking with the plugins support to see if their smooth scroll scripts can support single posts :)