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?

Yes, it is 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. This can be achieved using a combination of Webflow's interactions and custom code.

Here are the general steps to implement this functionality:

1. Set up your pages: Create the main page that will display the initial content and subsequent pages that will load as the user reaches the bottom. You can design these pages using Webflow's visual editor.

2. Add an Interaction to the main page: In Webflow's Designer, use the interactions feature to create an interaction that triggers when the user scrolls to the bottom of the page. You can set this interaction to load a new page and remove the previous one.

3. Customize the interaction: Configure the interaction settings to control how the new page is loaded and the previous page is removed. You can use animations, transitions, or any other desired effect to create a smooth page transition.

4. Publish and test: Once you have set up the interaction, publish your site and test it to ensure that the new page is loaded and the previous one is removed when the user reaches the bottom of the page.

Keep in mind that while Webflow's interactions allow you to create powerful and dynamic effects, this specific functionality might require some additional custom code if you want to load new content from a database or external source. In that case, you can use Webflow's embedded HTML widget to include custom JavaScript code that fetches and loads the new content.

Overall, with Webflow's extensive design capabilities and interactions, combined with custom code if necessary, you can create an engaging user experience that automatically loads new pages as the user scrolls to the bottom of the page.