Infinite Post Transporter
In addition to normal infinite scroll behavior, this plugin adds infinite scroll to the single post page. When reading a single post, once the reader reaches the bottom of the page, the next post loads in. This is similar to functionality on big news sites such as Time.com, LA Times, Quartz, Vogue.c
In addition to normal infinite scroll behavior, this plugin adds infinite scroll to the single post page. When reading a single post, once the reader reaches the bottom of the page, the next post loads in. This is similar to functionality on big news sites such as Time.com, LA Times, Quartz, Vogue.com
The default WordPress TwentySomething themes, Genesis themes and Canvas themes are already compatable with this plugin and ready to go!
Relies on add_theme_support. If your theme is not in the above list, add the folliwing to your themes functions.php file: add_theme_support( 'infinite-transporter' );
See installation and FAQ sections for more on getting set up.
Using The WordPress Dashboard
- 01Navigate to the ‘Add New’ Plugin Dashboard
- 02Select infinite-transporter.zip from your computer
- 03Upload
- 04Activate the plugin on the WordPress Plugin Dashboard
Using FTP
- 05Extract infinite-transporter.zip to your computer
- 06Upload the infinite-transporter directory to your wp-content/plugins directory
- 07Activate the plugin on the WordPress Plugins dashboard
The default WordPress TwentySomething themes, Genesis themes and Canvas themes are already compatable with this plugin and ready to go!
Otherwise, add the following to your themes functions.php file: add_theme_support( 'infinite-transporter' );
The available options are the same as those in Jetpack Infinite Scroll. To configure further, see the following: http://jetpack.me/support/infinite-scroll/
The plugin assumes that your themes content container is named ‘content’, unless otherwise defined. If posts are loaded in a container named differently than that, for example inside of a div named ‘main’, then in your ‘add_theme_support’ declaration, include the ‘container’ argument with name of your themes container div like so:
