Reverse Repeating Group

Demo to preview the plugin:

Introduction

The Reverse Repeating Group Plugin is designed to enhance the user experience by allowing developers to reverse the scrolling direction of repeating groups in their web applications. This feature is especially useful for applications like chat interfaces, live feeds, or timelines where new items typically appear at the bottom or top of the feed. The plugin seamlessly integrates with existing repeating groups, offering smooth scrolling behavior and compatibility with various layouts.
Key Features

Prerequisites

Before using the Reverse Repeating Group Plugin, ensure that:
  1. You have an active Bubble.io account.
  1. Your application includes repeating groups where you want to implement reverse scrolling.
  1. The plugin has been installed from the Bubble Plugin Marketplace.

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How to setup

Step 1: Install the Plugin

Step 2: Place Element

Step 3: Setup Workflow


Plugin Element Properties

Reverse RG

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Fields:
Title
Description
Type
RG ID
Repeating Group ID that will be inversed
Text
Direction RTL
The direction property specifies the text direction/writing direction within a block-level element. RTL means that text direction goes from right-to-left, also slider indicator will be on right side.
Checkbox (yes/no)
Selected “Touchpad Scroll Direction” value can has the opposite behavior. This depends on operating system settings. Please select this value depending on “Touchpad Scroll Direction” on your operating system settings.
Touchpad Scroll Direction
Change the scroll direction Available options: moving down scrolls up, moving down scrolls down
Dropdown (optional)
Hidden scroll
Hidden Scroll feature allows you to hide the visible scrollbar while still enabling full scrolling functionality within the repeating group
Checkbox (yes/no)

Element Actions

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  1. Reverse RG - This allows you to reverse the order in which items appear within a repeating group. This is particularly useful for applications like chat interfaces, live feeds, or activity logs, where the latest content should appear at the bottom or top, depending on your preference.
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