Categories visible on Mobile view

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    piercebrown70 · Member ·

    Hello

    How can I add the list of Categories at the bottom of my wordpress blog on the Mobile view please? Currently just says “Older posts”.

    The blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)

  • robertghetau · Staff ·

    Hi there!

    The “Older posts” button is related to the theme’s infinite loading behavior. If you’d like that removed, you can Enable the Infinite Scroll behavior. You can read more about it here:

    WP
    Infinite Scroll
    in WordPress.com Support
    2 min read
    Infinite scrolling pulls the next posts automatically into view when the reader approaches the bottom of the page. This guide will show you how to use Infinite Scroll on classic themes. About Infinite Scroll Infinite Scroll is a feature that automatically loads the next set of posts when visitors approach the bottom of a page of posts. It’s designed to help visitors scroll through many pos

    Moreover, you can add a list of categories on your footer through the Footer Widgets areas and choose the Categories List block:

    WP
    Blocks (The Full List) » Categories List Block
    in WordPress.com Support
    3 min read
    The Categories List block displays a list of categories based on your previously published posts by category. This can be handy for readers who want to find more of your posts about certain topics. Add the Categories List Block To add the Categories List block, click on the + Block Inserter icon and search for “categories list”. Click it to add the block to the post or page. If you hav

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    piercebrown70 · Member ·

    Thank you. This would be specific to Mobile view only. If I’m adding the Categories List block on your footer through the Footer Widgets areas it messes up my desktop view.

  • robertghetau · Staff ·

    Thank you for explaining!
    I might’ve overlooked this important detail. However, the widgets don’t have a device-specific visibility rule, yet they can be hidden or shown using CSS code. Please note that using CSS will require at least an active Premium plan and the assistance of a developer. If you’d like to learn more about CSS, please check this guide:

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    Add Custom CSS » Get Help With CSS
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    On eligible plans, you can alter your site’s design with CSS code. If you need assistance making CSS changes to your website, this guide will explain where you can find support. This feature is available on sites with our WordPress.com Premium, Business, and Commerce plans, and the legacy Pro plan. For sites on the Free and Personal plans, upgrade your plan to access this feature. Look f
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    Add Custom CSS
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    While most changes can be made with settings in the WordPress editor, you may prefer to use CSS to customize your site if you have experience writing CSS code. This guide will show you how to edit your website with CSS. This feature is available on sites with our WordPress.com Premium, Business, and Commerce plans, and the legacy Pro plan. For sites on the Free and Personal plans, upgrade your
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