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Last updated by tommasoO 5 years, 12 months ago.
Assisted by: Beda.
Yes, we have a request filed for a "load more" pagination effect with AJAX, that would work the same as infinite scroll but with a "load more" effect.
The feature is not implemented because there are several ways one could implement this from the design point of view.
It's like with Slider Filters.
We could add one and the next request would be to change the handles appearance.
It is a field that is subject to many possible customizations that are not as easy to add as for example simple HTML or CSS modifications.
The request has not many votes until now, I added yours to increase its weight.
For now, for example, you could use a pagination button, whereas you load the next page in any scroll movement you want (horizontal or vertical) and load the next item with AJAX.
It's visually almost the same experience.
I added some screenshots of what I did in a View (it's a raw example).
I know though that this is not what you ask for, as you want to be able to scroll back up, and that is only possible if you use the infinite scroll feature - which does not natively allow a "load more" feature yet.
