Ajax loading makes your website feel faster by keeping certain elements, like headers and footers, loaded while smoothly updating page content. This feature is particularly effective for content-heavy pages such as blogs and galleries.

Supported Template Families:

• Brine
• Farro
• Skye (Blog landing page only)
• Tremont
• York

Key Features:

• Enabled by default for visitors
• Creates seamless browsing experience
• Keeps header and footer loaded between page views
• Reduces overall loading time

Important Considerations:

• May conflict with custom code and anchor links
• Can affect site analytics (logs first page hits only)
• Always disabled for logged-in contributors
• Cannot be disabled for Skye family
• Cannot be disabled on Farro family blog landing pages

How to Enable/Disable Ajax:

1. Open Site styles panel
2. Search for "Enable Ajax loading"
3. Check or uncheck the option

Loading Bar Customization:

• Available in Brine and Farro templates
• Can be hidden or styled
• Customize through Site styles panel under "Site: loading"
• Adjustable width and color options

Note: Consider keeping Ajax enabled if your template supports it, unless you experience specific conflicts with custom code or analytics requirements.

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