How to Enable Infinite Media Library Loading On Scroll in WordPress?

Key Takeaways

  • Nexter Extension (Free) enables infinite media library loading on scroll for grid view in WordPress.
  • Users access the Advanced Performance section in Nexter Extension to activate infinite scrolling.
  • Media files automatically load as users scroll down in the grid view of the media library.
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Do you want to add infinite media library loading on scroll? Enabling infinite media library loading allows you to seamlessly access a vast array of media files without the need for tedious pagination.

With the Nexter Extension (Free) plugin, you can easily enable infinite media library loading on scroll for the grid view on your WordPress website. 

How to Enable Infinite Media Library Loading with the Nexter Extension?

To enable infinite media library loading with Nexter Extension, from the WordPress Dashboard, go to Nexter > Extensions > Performance.

Then go to the Advanced Performance section, enable the toggle, and click on the gear icon (⚙).

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It will open the Advanced Performance popup, scroll down to the Media Library Infinite Scrolling section, and turn on the toggle. 

Then click on the Save button.

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Now in the grid view of the media library you’ll see media files are automatically loading as you scroll down. 

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Related Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do if the infinite loading feature doesn't work?

If infinite loading isn't functioning, first ensure you've enabled the toggle in the Advanced Performance section of the Nexter Extension. If it's still not working, check for any caching plugins that might be interfering with the loading process. Sometimes, clearing the cache can resolve issues with new features not displaying correctly.

Can I use the Nexter Extension to enable infinite loading for other media types?

The Nexter Extension specifically enables infinite media library loading for the grid view of the media library. If you're looking to implement similar functionality for other media types or views, you may need to explore additional plugins or custom solutions, as this feature is tailored for the grid view.

What are the best practices for using infinite loading in the media library?

When using infinite loading, ensure your media library is well-organized to prevent overwhelming users with too many files at once. Consider using categories or tags to help users find media more easily. This approach enhances user experience, especially on sites with extensive media libraries.

Does enabling infinite loading affect the performance of my WordPress site?

Enabling infinite loading can improve user experience by reducing the need for pagination, but it may have performance implications depending on the number of media files. Monitor your site's loading times and user engagement after enabling this feature to ensure it meets your performance standards.

What happens if I forget to save after enabling infinite loading?

If you forget to click the Save button after enabling infinite loading, the changes won't take effect. This means users will still experience the standard pagination in the media library rather than the seamless loading you intended. Always double-check that your settings are saved to avoid confusion.

Last reviewed: April 14, 2026

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