Hey all,
After downloading Apppresser plugins etc I’ve found that TagDiv will not work with the Apppresser them.
From their support –
Yes, it sounds like it is the TagDiv Composer that is causing the issue. The likelihood is that it is only set up to work with the theme it came with (the Newspaper theme?). This means that if you were to use the TagDiv Composer with any other theme, including standard WordPress themes like TwentySeventeen, then the code would not work and you would receive the same type of error messages.
What this basically means is that you will need to do one of the following:
1. Rebuild your website’s pages without that plugin for the whole site. This is not really feasible at all.
2. Create app only pages that essentially display the same content but use standard HTML, rather than that plugin, and load those pages in the app only. Technically, if you were to purchase a stand alone license of another page builder, like the Visual Composer for example, it may also work, but HTML is best.
3. Locate the feature that is causing the page to fail and remove. Basically, you would need to look through a page and remove various elements until the page works in the app. Then you know the exact feature that was breaking the page. This is not a great option though because what might find is that the overall structure of the page is the problem, not individual features.
4. Chat with the dev team of the TagDiv composer to see if it is possible to allow it work with other themes, specifically, our AP3 IonTheme as that is what is loaded in the app.
Hopefully this information helps anyway.
Does anybody know a way around this?
Kind regards,
James
hello James,
I’m not sure what you are trying to achieve but no, our tagdiv composer will not work with other themes, and the Apppresser plugins are not tested with our theme.
The only tested and recommended plugins to use with our themes are mentioned in the theme plugins section https://www.screencast.com/t/VwBJbJPzGux
Thank you!
Hi James,
Ever find away around this?
Cheers,
Matt
