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Infinite Scroll

The <salla-infinite-scroll> web component allows for infinite scrolling to load content continuously as the user scrolls down the page, eliminating the need for pagination, and that can be customized using the properties' parameters available.

Example

Infinite Scroll

Usage

<!-- infinite Scroll Settings-->
<salla-infinite-scroll
  next-page="infinit-scroll.html?page=2"
  container=".container"
  item=".item"
  next-page.autoload
>
  <!--  container Class Selector-->
  <div class="container">
    {% for product in products %} <!-- inner Item Class Selector -->
    <div class="item">
      <p>{{ product.image }}</p>
      <p>{{ product.name }}</p>
      <p>{{ product.price }}</p>
    </div>
    {% endfor %}
  </div>
</salla-infinite-scroll>

This JS web component can be targeted for styling by its .s-infinite-scroll class. Following is a complete source code for customizing this component:


.s-infinite-scroll {
  &-wrapper {

  }
  // last & error message wrapper.
  &-status{

  }
  // the message that displys after reaching the last page.
  &-last {

  }
  // the message that displys if there is an error on loading
  &-error {

  }
  // Load more button
  &-btn{
    // button text
    &-text{

    }
    // spinner loader
    &-loader{

    }
  }
}

:::tip[Note]
You may set the property autoload to be true for loading content as customers scroll through the content, or set it to false and add a Button Component to activiate the content auto-scrolling capability.
:::

Properties

Property	Attribute	Description	Type	Default
Autoload	`autoload`	Whether or not to autoload the next page's content when scrolling to its view	`boolean`	`'false'`
Container	`container`	Class selector to know if the container is or is not the host `<salla-infinite-scroll>`	`string`	`'.s-infinite-scroll-container'`
Item	`item`	Class selector to list items	`string`	`'salla-infinite-scroll > *'`
Load More Text	`load-more-text`	Informs the user that more data is available, and to prompt them to click on the button to load it.	`string`	`undefined`
Next Page	`next-page`	Loads content from a next page path URL	`string`	`''`

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