Client currently uses a block with "newest" filling to review new products in their shop. Block is on a content page.
At times this can result in 500+ products being added to the block, which can take a very long time to initially build.
The problem seems to be that pages containing product blocks don't have pagination, therefore it has to generate the entire grid with all products at once.
As the products are new they often don't have thumbnails generated either, so the whole thing takes a looooong time.
Is there any way to add pagination to these kind of pages?
Client currently uses a block with "newest" filling to review new products in their shop. Block is on a content page.
At times this can result in 500+ products being added to the block, which can take a very long time to initially build.
The problem seems to be that pages containing product blocks don't have pagination, therefore it has to generate the entire grid with all products at once.
As the products are new they often don't have thumbnails generated either, so the whole thing takes a looooong time.
Is there any way to add pagination to these kind of pages?
MVE/4.03
Hello!
Please pay attention to our Show Me More add-on. The only thing is that the add-on is compatible with versions 4.3.1 and above. But we can adapt the add-on for you.
Our add-on "Easy scroll pagination" is SEO friendly as Url changes on a scroll. It is supposed that Google will index all pages and not only the first one. In addition, all pages, viewed during the scrolling, are registered in a browser's history. Further more, in the storefront on the category pages, you can click a link from the infinite list then click the back button and continue scrolling from the point you have left the category pages. It is very convenient for the customers. They do not need to scroll every page they have already seen once more.
Our add-on "Easy scroll pagination" is SEO friendly as Url changes on a scroll. It is supposed that Google will index all pages and not only the first one. In addition, all pages, viewed during the scrolling, are registered in a browser's history. Further more, in the storefront on the category pages, you can click a link from the infinite list then click the back button and continue scrolling from the point you have left the category pages. It is very convenient for the customers. They do not need to scroll every page they have already seen once more.
Does your add-on add scrolling to Content pages that include product grids?