Dave Hall

Ever wanted your site to scroll on two axes at the same time like it’s laid out on a 2D plane? It’s either a whole new way of thinking about web design, or a fun little gimmick. Have a play, see what comes out. Send me some feedback if you get the chance.
<h3>Tips</h3>
Scrrraps works best with the WordPress block editor. Support for Elementor is currently experimental and other page builders are not currently supported.
Your page will be broken up into sections based on the top level page elements, so it’s recommended you nest items such as headers, paragraphs and images within groups, grids, columns or rows to keep them together on one screen. You can leave a single paragraph or heading by itself, but be aware this will be given an entire screen in the Scrrraps layout, so it’s best to use this only occasionally for emphasis or effect.
Set dark mode if your background colour is dark and your text is light. Inactive “scraps” will be darker rather than lighter, and the vignette, if selected, will be darker.
Visit <a href="https://scrrraps.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">scrrraps.com</a> for demos and more info.
<h3>Feedback</h3>
Scrrraps is still at an early stage of development. It’s been tested with a handful of the most popular themes, but by no means exhaustively, and I know some sites will inevitably cause a few conflicts and glitches. I’m also really interested to see some of the creative uses people are putting the plugin to, so please, if you have a moment, I’d love to hear your feedback.
Click <a href="https://wpscraps.com/feedback" rel="nofollow ugc">here</a> to share your experiences.
<h3>Donations</h3>
Too much money in your pocket? A heart so buzzing with gratitude it feels like it might explode? A simple solution to both these problems is available in the form of the donation link on this page, where you can give me your money and your thanks in one slick anonymous transaction. All monies are gratefully received.
Thanks, 
Dave 
<a href="https://web.davidwalterhall.com" rel="nofollow ugc">web.davidwalterhall.com</a>

Scrrraps

Scrrraps converts pages built with the block editor into engaging animated 2D "scrapbook" pages, scrolling on X and Y axes.

Ben Balter

paul.irish

beaver6813

Infinite scroll has been called autopagerize, unpaginate, endless pages. But essentially it is pre-fetching content from a subsequent page and adding it directly to the user’s current page.
When a user scrolls towards the bottom of the page, the next page of posts is automatically retrieved and appended. This means they never need to click “Next Page”, which dramatically increases stickiness.
Features:
<ul>
<li>Works out-of-the-box for many popular WordPress themes — just activate the plugin and scroll</li>
<li>Fully customizable to adapt to your site and theme</li>
<li>Requires no (hopefully) template hacking, only a knowledge of CSS selectors.</li>
<li>Relies on shared database of common themes to simplify installation process</li>
<li>Maintain local database of theme presets for all installed themes (shared across network on multisite installs)</li>
<li>Countless API endpoints to modify the behavior.</li>
<li>Backwards compatible: Will not break RSS readers, mobile devices, or browsers with javascript</li>
</ul>
Full information on <a href="http://www.infinite-scroll.com" rel="nofollow ugc">infinite-scroll.com</a>

Infinite-Scroll

Automatically append the next page of posts (via AJAX) to your page when a user scrolls to the bottom.

Scrrraps vs Infinite-Scroll