Apply Lazy loading/Infinite scroll on array data
Apply Lazy loading/Infinite scroll on array data
Apply Lazy loading/Infinite scroll on array data
Two thoughts: 1) Doesn’t isotope have a method for adding “stuff”? 2) What about adding a custom field or two, to the product and then use those to create an element before / after that product? 3) Instead of injecting the message via the loop just create the div / wrapped with some – id … Read more
Editing the source of a display for posts (to category recent)
You’re trying to retrieve a set of posts, and display them, in a random order. Firstly: Indent your code to prevent bugs, as it reads, there is a closing endif; in your questions code but no if statement was ever opened. If you had indented correctly this would be trivial to spot, good editors will … Read more
It seems that I found a solution to this and it is pretty easy. So I’m gonna post all the code for future uses: single.php <?php get_header(); ?> <?php $post = get_post(); $post_cat = get_the_category($post); $data = collection_data_json($post_cat[0]->term_id, $post->ID); $data_details = collection_order_permalink($data); $author_id = intval($post->post_author); ?> <script type=”text/javascript”> var cat = “<?php print $post_cat_id ?>”; … Read more
Infinite scroll usually requires some kind of Javascript library to load more results via Ajax. The basic idea is this: User arrives at your page, you show, say, 5 posts per page They scroll past a certain offset and you use JavaScript to trigger an Ajax request Your request passes the requested paged, the endpoint … Read more
Changing img: obj_test.stylesheet_directory_uri + ‘/img/ajax-loader.gif’, to img: “http:// urltoimage .com/test.gif”, solve the problem. Important – the url between ‘…’ does not work! The url must be between “…” That was the problem i dont figured out before 🙂
Jetpack Infinite Scroll Not Working
hide load more button if there are no posts left to display
is_admin() runs when you are logged in as admin in the backend. So you need to do !is_admin() to run for normal users.