Frequently Asked Questions
How does Auto Infinite Scroll actually work? It reads the “next page” link from your theme’s existing pagination, fetches that URL in the background,…
Read moreHow does Auto Infinite Scroll actually work? It reads the “next page” link from your theme’s existing pagination, fetches that URL in the background,…
Read moreAuto Infinite Scroll works automatically on more than 95% of themes by auto-detecting your pagination and the container that holds your items. When it…
Read moreEvery Super Speedy Imports failure is one of three things: a single stage errored out, the whole import lost its database connection, or your…
Read moreExternal Images lets you use images hosted anywhere else – an affiliate CDN, a supplier feed, S3, your own image subdomain – as your…
Read moreThe questions we’re asked most often about External Images, drawn from five years of support. For error messages and things that have stopped working,…
Read moreThis page collects the most common External Images problems and their fixes, based on five years of support in our Discord server. If your…
Read moreThe questions we’re asked most often about Super Speedy Filters, drawn from five years of support. For error messages and things that have stopped…
Read moreThis page collects the most common Super Speedy Filters problems and their fixes, based on five years of support in our Discord server. If…
Read moreThe questions we’re asked most often about Scalability Pro, drawn from five years of support. For problems and error messages, see the Troubleshooting guide,…
Read moreThis page collects the most common Scalability Pro problems and their fixes, based on five years of support in our Discord server. If your…
Read moreThis guide answers the questions we’re asked most often about Super Speedy Search. If you can’t find what you need here, take a look…
Read moreIf you just want the fastest route to a faster site, follow these steps in order. The whole thing takes a few minutes, and…
Read moreIf you’re a developer integrating the waitlist with other systems — a CRM, a custom dashboard, an export job — this article covers how…
Read moreShort answer: Super Speedy Coming Soon is built and tested for standard single-site WordPress. It is not officially tested on WordPress Multisite. It may…
Read moreIf you run a non-English store, you’ll want the coming-soon block in your language. This article is an honest account of what can be…
Read moreThe coming-soon block ships with sensible default wording — a “LET ME IN” button, an “Enter your email address” prompt, and Days/Hours/Mins/Secs countdown labels.…
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