Hello
I’m re-constructing my entire blog (https://www.eucmh.com to https://www.eucmh.be).
I need to reedit every single post but I have a problem with correction.
For example : correcting the word “Paratoper” into “Paratrooper” I add the missing ‘R’ and it take about 15-30 secondes to change the next digit, the “O” ! I add missing ‘O’ and again 15-30 secondes ….
According to the fact that every post I have is above 25k and sometime up 50k words … I can’t work anymore.
Advices and Help welcome.
Gunter / Belgium
Hi,
That is too slow, it should not take such a long period of time to make a correction in the post. Try deactivating all plugins except theme plugins if possible, check if this has any effect.
Also check the theme system status, ask your hosting provider to increase the resources WordPress and the server uses (that is a minimum recommendation for the WP memory limit)
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/system-status-parameters-guide/
Also test in a different browser, or clear the cache in the browser you currently use.
These are some general WordPress optimization guides
– https://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Optimization
– http://www.wpbeginner.com/wordpress-performance-speed/
Thanks
ok Simon thanks
I’ll give a try to these advices
Gunter
Hi,
Seems I missed the last question, sorry for that. In a previous WordPress update they decided to remove the justify text option for the post editor. You could enable this again with the help of a plugin, here is a guide
– http://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-add-underline-and-justify-text-buttons-in-wordpress/
The first one mentioned in the guide seems to work from what I can see
– https://www.screencast.com/t/v4KPdkLKPAjl
The theme has some quote styles available
– https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper/blockquotes-pullquotes/
These are found under Formats
– https://www.screencast.com/t/1InyWNJP
Thanks
Hello
I don’t want to add some plugin because my posts are allways in justify and the blockquote will be set to the right.
I just want to know where these two things are located (name) in the *.css
thank you
Hello,
All of the theme css is located in style.css but there is no entry about the post content to be aligned to justify in our theme as if it were, the post content would be so by default. You will need to add custom code in the theme panel-> custom css section in order to align it to justify. You can try like so:
.td-post-content p{
text-align:justify;
}
As for the quote, you will have to be more precise as there are several quote style in our theme and I need to know which one you want aligned right.
Thanks.
@Simion_C.
I have disabled all the plugins (keeping the Theme’s ones) and the work is going lightning fast.
Thank you
@Bogdan_B.
I tried to add
.td-post-content p{
text-align:justify;
}
into the style.css but I didn’t find the right place to do it. So I used the ‘Customize’ feature and put this in the ‘Additional CSS’
Using WP since 1.2 … I still have problem with the name used for the parts of the template like f.e. td-post-content …
I’ll try to get the (blockquote)(/blockquote) (as bellow)
working the way I want using the Additional CSS to.
I’ll then work with spaces around an image.
Thank you
I am responding to this post because I’ve found the problem and solved it.
The fact that most of my posts (if not all) are way far up to 30.000 words (the largest one being 70.000) the problem when typing a new letter in the text (typo) was generated by a Windows Chrome Extension called Grammarly (text correction).
To solve this problem, I turned out the extension in Chrome and added a plugin to WP called WProofreader. This plugin works perfectly and I have no problem anymore.
