Auto Infinite Scroll

Paged navigation makes visitors stop, click and wait for a new page to load. Auto Infinite Scroll removes that step. As a reader nears the end of the content on screen, the plugin brings in the next set of posts, products or articles without a page reload. This suits blogs, online stores and portfolio sites where people tend to browse through many items in one visit.

Setup uses a simple interface and needs no coding. You can style the scroll loader to fit your site's look, and you can turn infinite scroll on or off for specific pages. Scripts and styles load everywhere by default, with an optional setting to remove them from non-archive pages. URL overrides with * wildcard support let you choose which addresses keep the script.

Features

• Automatic content loading: New posts, products or articles load as visitors scroll down the page, so there is no need to click through numbered pages or reload the screen.
• Design matching: The scroll loader can be customized so its appearance fits your website's style and branding, keeping the browsing experience consistent.
• Mobile-friendly scrolling: Infinite scrolling is built to work on smartphones and tablets as well as desktop screens, so visitors on any device get the same continuous browsing.
• Simple setup: A user-friendly interface and minimal configuration let you get started without writing code, which suits site owners who prefer settings screens.
• Crawlable page structure: Content is loaded in a way that keeps the page structure crawlable, which supports common search engine practices for your archive pages.
• Theme and plugin compatibility: The plugin is designed to work with popular themes and plugins without conflicts, so the rest of your site keeps running as it did.
• Page-level controls: You can enable or disable infinite scroll on specific pages, which lets you keep standard layouts where continuous loading does not fit.
• Script loading options: Scripts and styles load everywhere by default. An optional setting removes them from non-archive pages, and URL overrides with * wildcards can keep the script where needed.

Best for

• Blogs with long archives of posts
• Online stores that list many products
• Portfolio sites with large galleries