jQuery scrollless implements a blocks-based scrolling system.
This is different from the smooth and continuous way content is scrolled natively in the browser, but it is more efficient in implementing better UX tactics, showing larger pieces of content at a time and not relying on the user to constantly scroll the page for newer lines of text.
jQuery scrollless detects how many blocks should be visible when loading the page, but also detects the amount of scrolling the user has done and only then loads new content in one or more blocks.
If the user scrolls more, the same operation is carried out again, and newer and newer blocks are added to the page.
This scrolling&loading effect can be applied for scrolling vertical content only, but works when scrolling down, and when scrolling back up again.
Support for responsive layouts is included, along with an option to disable itself when blocks-wise scrolling cannot be performed in optimal conditions.
Demos and docs are included with the download package.
What is new in this release:
- Updated manifest file.
Requirements:
- JavaScript enabled on client side
- jQuery 1.7 or higher
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