\Jetpack_Infinite_Scroll_Extras

instance()

instance() : object

Singleton implementation

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action_jetpack_modules_loaded()

action_jetpack_modules_loaded() : null

Enable "Configure" button on module card

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module_configuration_load()

module_configuration_load() : null

Redirect configure button to Settings > Reading

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action_admin_init()

action_admin_init() : null

Register Google Analytics setting

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setting_google_analytics()

setting_google_analytics() : \html

Render Google Analytics option

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sanitize_boolean_value()

sanitize_boolean_value(mixed $value) : bool

Sanitize value as a boolean

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action_after_setup_theme()

action_after_setup_theme() : null

Load theme's infinite scroll annotation file, if present in the IS plugin.

The setup_theme action is used because the annotation files should be using after_setup_theme to register support for IS.

As released in Jetpack 2.0, a child theme's parent wasn't checked for in the plugin's bundled support, hence the convoluted way the parent is checked for now.

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filter_infinite_scroll_js_settings()

filter_infinite_scroll_js_settings( $settings) : array

Modify Infinite Scroll configuration information

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action_wp_enqueue_scripts()

action_wp_enqueue_scripts() : null

Always load certain scripts when IS is enabled, as they can't be loaded after `document.ready` fires, meaning they can't leverage IS's script loader.

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__construct()

__construct() : null

Register actions and filters

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