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Prefetches WordPress pages for fast transitions, based on Barba.js.

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wp-barba-page-preloader

Barba.js wrapper for WordPress. Prefetches pages for faster load times. Specify a wrapper around the content that should change; everything outside this wrapper (e.g. your header and footer) stays static between page navigations.

Install

npm install wp-barba-page-preloader

OR

yarn add wp-barba-page-preloader

Usage

In your WordPress template files:

<div id="main-wrapper"><!-- Everything outside this wrapper stays between page navigations. -->
  <main class="main"><!-- Is replaced on page navigation with the content from the next page. -->
    This content changes on page navigation.
  </main>
</div>

In your WordPress theme's Javascript:

import initBarba from 'wp-barba-page-preloader';

window.addEventListener('load', () => {
  initBarba({
    pageloadFunctions: [],
    wrapperId: 'main-wrapper',
    containerClass: 'main',
    navLinkSelector: 'my-nav-links'
  });
});

The settings object.

Key Type Required Description Default
pageloadFunctions array false An array of functions to run after each page navigation. []
wrapperId string true The ID of an HTML wrapper around our main content area. Everything outside this container will stay static between page navigations. This ID must be in your template files. main-wrapper
containerClass string true A CSS class attached to the HTML element that is replaced on page navigation. The CSS class must be present in your template files. main
navLinkSelector string false A string to select in-site navigation links that exist outside the wrapper. An active CSS class will be added to any selected link corresponding to the current page URL.

Warnings/Issues/To-Dos

-The Edit Post/Page link in the WP admin bar is not updated when navigating to a new page. One workaround is to hide that link with the admin_bar_menu hook and place the edit post link in a prominent position within the post.

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