=== Infinite-Scroll ===
Contributors: beaver6813, dirkhaim, paul.irish, benbalter
Donate link: http://www.infinite-scroll.com
Tags: ajax, pagination, scrolling, scroll, endless, reading
Requires at least: 3.2
Tested up to: 3.5
Stable tag: 2.6.2

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

== Description ==

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:

* Works out-of-the-box for many popular WordPress themes -- just activate the plugin and scroll
* Fully customizable to adapt to your site and theme
* Requires no (hopefully) template hacking, only a knowledge of CSS selectors.
* Relies on shared database of common themes to simplify installation process
* Maintain local database of theme presets for all installed themes (shared across network on multisite installs)
* Countless API endpoints to modify the behavior.
* Backwards compatible: Will not break RSS readers, mobile devices, or browsers with javascript

Full information on [infinite-scroll.com](http://www.infinite-scroll.com)

== Changelog ==

= 2.5 =
* Plugin completely rewritten from the bottom up
* **Note: you will need to manually reactivate this plugin after upgrading**
* Minimum WordPress version required now to **3.2**
* Added support for internationalization (see FAQ for information on translating)
* Added support for custom post types (now works on all pages but `is_singular()`)
* Options screens significantly simplified with additional help text
* Presets screen now uses standard WordPress administrative interface
* Ability to submit your theme's CSS Selectors to the community CSS selector database to aid others with installation
* Changes to presets are now made inline; saved via AJAX without page reload
* Added additional API endpoints for developers to modify and customize plugin behavior
* Loading image now uses native WordPress uploader and can accept arbitrary URL or image from media gallery
* Loading and finished text now uses native WordPress TinyMCE editor
* If site administrator has not entered CSS selectors and preset is known, plugin will default to preset
* Any preset entered by site (or network) administrator will now override community contributed presets by default
* Community contributed CSS selector presets are now stored in the database allowing for plugin directory to be unwritable (security enhancement)
* Prompts users to default to CSS selector preset when available
* Presets now support child themes
* Community contributed CSS selectors now stored as standard CSV and asynchronously update daily (performance and compatibility enhancement)
* Site (or network) specific CSS selector presets are now stored in the database (security enhancement)
* CSS Preset updater now uses WP_HTTP class (compatibility enhancement)
* Javascript file now served directly to user (rather than proxied via PHP) to allow for browser caching, minification, serving via CDN, and better integration with caching plugins (performance enhancement)
* Javascript options stored natively in database and passed directly to script via WordPress's `wp_localize_script` function (performance and customizability enhancement)
* No longer relies on deprecated user levels to determine permissions
* Default loading and fished messages changed
* Fixes for error and warnings when run with `WP_DEBUG` enabled
* Removed prompt for option to activate infinite scrolling for only certain users (defaults to all)
* Removed prompt for option to toggle debug mode (defaults to `WP_DEBUG` or `SCRIPT_DEBUG`)
* Removed prompt for option to toggle scrolling behavior (defaults to automatic)
* Removed prompt for additional callbacks
* Removed prompt to select image alignment (defaults to left, can override via CSS)
* Significant code clean up, file reorganization, and in-line documentation to conform to WordPress coding and style standards (whitespace, double v. single quotes, tab drift, trailing commas, closing PHP tags, etc.)
* Classes loaded as sub-classes (rather than extending parent class) to prevent classes from becoming out of sync
* Added phpdoc style documentation
* Plugin file name changed to conform to standard WordPress naming conventions
* License (GPL) included with distribution
* Version numbering simplified

= 2.0b2.120111 =
* Added infinite_scroll_load_override filter to manually force infinite-scroll to load on a page.
* Thanks to https://github.com/samargulies for the above patch.

= 2.0b2.111218 =
* Updated preset DB with basic themes
* Made a few fixes in options/presets to prep for main release.
* Changed hook used by 404 detection to template_redirect from wp.

= 2.0b2.110822 =
* Removed registration/enqueuing script in favor of just enqueueing
* Fixed bug/typo in compressed init script

= 2.0b2.110821 =
* Converted options pages to use Settings API
* Added behavior selection (Manual triggering)

= 2.0b2.110818 =
* Completely revamped admin panel adding more modular management
* Added ability to center loading image
* Added WYSIWYG editor to HTML allowed fields in admin panel
* Updated Javascript callback to pass DOM for new elements added
* Added Preset manager
* Added ability to auto-fill selector fields from theme preset
* Overhaul of underlying code, separating out into classes to cut down
on code processed (and hence load time) for the end-user.

= 2.0b2.110723 =
* Improved escaping on settings to allow greater flexibility.
* Fixed issue with jQuery not loading if WP version is up to date.
* Fixed issue with plugin showing twice on plugin list.

= 2.0b2.110716 =
* Moved init script from direct page insertion to separate script.
* Cleaned up unneeded declared constants.
* Combined init script and library into one minified script.
* This fixes an incompatibility with HeadJS plugin.

= 2.0b2.110713 = 
* Fixed multiple jQuery loaded conflicts.
* Now uses standard WordPress javascript insertion.
* Loads locally stored jQuery 1.6.2 if current version is < 1.6
  this can only be detected through WordPress now, hence the fix
  for multiple versions conflicting (some naughty themes don't
  use WordPress's javascript loading).

= 2.0b2.110709 = 
* FIX: Default options not being recursively copied.
* Updated to new options layout.
* Callback fix.

= 2.0b2.110706 = 
* HTTPS loading image fix.
* Better debug support (switches between minified and non).

= 2.0b2.110629 = 
* Callback (custom javascript) fix.
* IE9 binding bug fix.

= 2.0b2.110628 = 
* Modified the method used to determine the link paths (bug fix)

= 2.0b2.110617 = 
* Updated core javascript to version 2.0b2.110617 (full revamp).
* General cleanup/tidy of plugin itself.
* Fixed bugs with numerical sub-domains (now uses site_url to determine path).
* Supports archives, tags, searches.
* Wider theme support.
* Simplified plugin options page, added loading image upload ability, added option for debug mode.
* Removed annoying reminder that showed on all admin pages.
* Forces 404 header when no more posts are available.

= 1.5.100504 =
* New appending technique using document fragments.
* Callback receives the contentSelector elem as its first argument,
    and an array of the new elements as the second argument

= 1.4.100210 =
Fixed small bug that jQuery 1.4 introduced.

= 1.4 =
Proper WordPress method (enqueue_script) removed because it just breaks too often
JS updated with some custom method action.

= 1.3 =
Use proper WordPress function to register the javascript
Use plugins_url to determine plugin url

= 1.2 = 
* 2009 August 4th
* `get_option('siteurl')` fix made.
* jQuery plugin version updated. many more options available.
* Release backwards compatible

= 1.1 =
* 2008 September 25
* JavaScript rewritten as a proper jQuery plugin.
* Added animation

= 1.0 =
* June 29 - 1.0 release.

== Screenshots ==

1. CSS Selector (theme) configuration options
2. Text and image options (to display as additional posts load)
3. Edit theme presets screen

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= What exactly is infinite scrolling? =

Essentially it is pre-fetching content from a subsequent page and adding it directly to the user’s current page. [More Information](http://www.infinite-scroll.com/the-interaction-design-pattern/)

= Can I change the number of posts loaded? =

Yes. Go to Settings -> Reading in your WordPress administrative dashboard.

= How do I change the alignment of the loading image? =

Add the following to your theme's css: `#infscr-loading img { text-align: ALIGNMENT; }` where "ALIGNMENT" is either `left`, `right`, or `center`.  

= How can I pass additional arguments such as behavior or callbacks to the script? =

Add a filter to `infinite_scroll_options` and adds additional options to the options array.

= Is the plugin available in my language? =

If you enjoy the plugin and are interested in contributing a translation (it's super easy), please take a look at the [Translating WordPress](http://codex.wordpress.org/Translating_WordPress) page. 

= Is it SEO-Friendly? =
Yes all enhancements are made via javascript only, so search spiders see no difference.

= Is it accessible? =

Things won’t change for screen-readers. This technique degrades gracefully.

= Does it still keep going, even at the end of the blog? =

Infinite scroll is configured to die when it hits a 404 Not Found status code, so when it goes through all your archives it should hit a /page/43/ (or something) that doesn’t exist, then show a message "Congrats, you’ve reached the end of the internet." Some WordPress themes don’t report not found pages with a 404. Try a different theme or contacting the theme author.

= Do I need to edit my theme to make this work? =

Probably not, nope.

= How do I pass additional arguments such as callbacks to the Infinite Scroll script? =

To pass additional arguments to the Infinite Scroll script, add the following code to either your theme's `functions.php` or to a stand-alone plugin file. 

```
function my_infinite_scroll_options_filter( $options ) {
     $options['callback'] = 'my_callback';
     $options['another_parameter'] = 'another_value';
     return $options;
}

add_filter( 'infinite_scroll_js_options', 'my_infinite_scroll_options_filter' );
```

== Installation ==

= Automatic Install =
1. Login to your WordPress site as an Administrator
2. Navigate to Plugins->Add New from the menu on the left
3. Search for "Infinite Scroll"
4. Click "Install"
5. Click "Activate Now"

= Manual Install =
1. Download the plugin from the link in the top left corner
2. Unzip the file, and upload the resulting "infinite-scroll" folder to your "/wp-content/plugins directory" as "/wp-content/plugins/infinite-scroll"
3. Log into your WordPress install as an administrator, and navigate to the plugins screen from the left-hand menu
4. Activate Infinite Scroll
