Is it possible to automatically load a new page and remove the previous one when the user reaches the bottom of the page on a Webflow site, like in this example?

Automatically loading a new page at the bottom of a Webflow site involves implementing features like infinite scroll, which Webflow doesn't natively support out-of-the-box. Here’s how you can approach this:

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1. Understanding Webflow's Native Capabilities

• Webflow doesn’t directly support infinite scroll. For this kind of interaction, customization via custom code is generally required.
• Review Webflow’s Interactions and Triggers to understand current native interactions that can be used creatively but may still need additional coding for infinite scrolling.

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2. Considering Third-Party Tools

• Look into third-party JavaScript libraries. Libraries like Infinite Scroll or Waypoints can help implement this feature.
• Ensure compatibility with Webflow. Verify that any third-party tools you use can be easily integrated with your Webflow project. 

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3. Implementing Custom Code

• Custom JavaScript is required. Inject custom scripts using the Webflow Designer under the Project Settings or directly in the page settings where the behavior is needed.
• Load the new content upon reaching the page's bottom using methods from the library (e.g., waypoints.on('end', function() {loadMore();})).

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4. Testing and Optimization

• Test the infinite scroll extensively on both desktop and mobile environments to ensure a smooth user experience.
• Optimize for loading speed. Ensure the script doesn’t impact your site’s loading time negatively by minimizing and compressing your code.

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Summary

To automatically load a new page in Webflow when reaching the bottom, you need to utilize third-party tools or custom JavaScript, as Webflow does not natively support infinite scrolling. Testing and optimizing your implementation will be crucial for maintaining a smooth user experience.