Continuous scroll only on specific categories?

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Hi TagDiv team. Is it possible to have continuous scroll enabled for posts only in specific categories, but turned off for other categories?

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Hello,
Yes, this can be done, but now you need to check if you have a a standard category template or cloud category template.
If is a standard template then you need to go to the theme panel > categories and on categories where you want to have the continuous scroll enabled/disable, select the category and check the pagination style – https://i.imgur.com/abFcrZ1.png
Now if is a cloud category then you can duplicate the cloud category template and to have 2 of theme and one set it as global and one you’ll set manually as individual on categories (the categories that you want to have the pagination or not, usually apply to the categories that are less) – https://i.imgur.com/lDidklg.png
I hope this will help you!
Thank you!

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Thanks, Calin. We use cloud templates, so we’ll use your second method outlined above. I appreciate the help.

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Ah, wait … perhaps I didn’t make myself clear. I want continuous scroll on the POST template, but only for specific categories. In other categories, we do NOT want continuous scroll for the posts. Is that possible?

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Hello!

Yes. Duplicate the single cloud template, give it another name, and set the article to auto-load: https://app.screencast.com/cJEkFNuRdD8LF. You can manually assign this template to the article you want. And for the other article, it will remain the global single-cloud template assigned.

Is that what you want to achieve? If not, then please provide more information about what you need to achieve.

A solution for sending a screenshot/video is this:
Download, capture, and send: https://www.techsmith.com/jing-tool.html
After making the screenshot, you will have a link; paste it here.

Thank you!

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Hi Bettina. So, the continuous scroll functionality appears to be a site-wide setting, not something that can be changed category by category even when using different post cloud templates.

https://ibb.co/wyfGPQQ

What I’m trying to do is have every post in my “Sponsored Content” category NOT be continuous scroll, but have every post in my “Industry News” category be continuous scroll.

I’m not talking about continuous scroll on the CATEGORY pages, but continuous scroll at the POST level.

It does not appear that we can turn post continuous scroll off at the post level category-by-category, only sitewide. Is that correct?

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Hello!

Now I understand. Unfortunately, yes. This is an option that will be applied to all your posts.

Thank you!

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Thanks for the clarification. It would be nice to have that as a feature for the infinite scroll.

In the meantime we have run into another issue with the infinite scroll with articles that have internal links. Please see the video below, what is happening is when you get to an article by continuous scrolling that contains internal links, they do not always go to the correct place.

[video src="https://s3.amazonaws.com/pramadillo/pramadillo-2024-02-06-12-22-11.mp4" /]

You can test this yourself by going to https://delawaretoday.com/partner/delaware-breast-cancer-coalition-january-2024/ and then scrolling to the next article of Faces of Delaware and then clicking on The Face of Upscale Resale you will see that article does not load correctly.

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Hello!

I will add this issue to our investigation list.

Thank you for your feedback!

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Bettina,
Does that mean you will be getting back to us with a solution on how to fix the clicking going to incorrect locations?

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Hello!

I’ve added it to our investigation list. Our developers will investigate the case, and they will provide a fix in the theme update.
All the fixes will appear in the changelog: https://tagdiv.com/newspaper/

Thank you!

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