• Resolved yusefclass

    (@yusefclass)


    I created a gallery with over 100 images and enabled the pagination feature so the images would load in batches. However, when I click on the Load More ?button to view more images, the page either refreshes without showing additional images or displays a ‘404 Not Found’ error.

    I’ve checked the gallery settings, and everything seems to be configured correctly.

    My website uses pretty permalinks, and I suspect this might be related to how gallery handles pagination URLs. Is there a fix for this issue? Alternatively, is there another way to handle large galleries more efficiently?

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  • Plugin Author robosoft

    (@robosoft)

    Thank you for your detailed question! There are a couple of potential reasons for this issue:

    1. If your page uses any scroll effects or navigation features (such as scroll-to navigation), these could interfere with the “Load More” button functionality. Try disabling these effects temporarily to see if that resolves the issue.

    2. Some SEO optimization plugins or link modification tools can alter pagination URLs, causing them to break. Ensure that no plugins are rewriting or modifying gallery pagination links. Temporarily disabling these plugins may help identify if this is the cause.

    Additionally, as a best practice, check your permalinks settings in WordPress. Ensure they are correctly configured and save the settings again to refresh the structure.

    If the problem persists, an alternative way to handle large galleries is by using advanced features like lazy loading or splitting the gallery into multiple smaller galleries displayed on separate pages. These options can improve performance and user experience while avoiding pagination issues.

    Let us know how it goes, and feel free to provide more details if the issue continues—we’re here to help!

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