Hello,
I created the structure of my site using TagDiv Composer, but when it comes to creating and editing posts, I couldn’t find the option to “Edit with TagDiv Composer”. Since I couldn’t edit posts with this editor, I installed Elementor Pro and disabled Gutenberg. However, now I would like to know if there is any way to use TagDiv Composer for editing posts or if I need to continue using another editor like Elementor Pro, as I prefer it over Gutenberg.
Additionally, I’m having some issues with image galleries. I’ve tried adding image galleries to posts, but I would like them to display as carousels or thumbnails, instead of showing all the images one after the other. I’ve managed this on the desktop version, but on mobile, the images are still shown one by one. Also, when I add a carousel in the header, I have to remove the featured image to prevent both from showing. Is it possible for the carousel to be the featured image?
Another issue I’m facing is with categories and how posts are displayed. I’m not sure how to properly organize everything so that categories look good and content is filtered appropriately on the main page and archive pages.
If there’s any way to use TagDiv Composer to edit posts or if I need to use another editor, I’d like to know how to proceed. I’d also appreciate assistance with the mentioned issues.
Thank you for your help.
Hello,
The tagDiv Composer is our page builder and it can be used for building pages and cloud templates, but not for creating posts. For this, you’ll need to use Gutenberg or a classic editor https://forum.tagdiv.com/tagdiv-composer-tutorial/
Using tagDiv Composer, you can build/edit the single post template (the layout of the posts).
Here is a video that will show you how to use the builder to create a website from scratch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SoGQ0d5kIBg to do this you’ll need to have the posts already.
Also, I don’t recommend using two page builders on the same page/post.
You can use our gallery options, but for the page, you need to have the acf plugin pro version https://i.imgur.com/4K20QNp.png and use those options on the images -> https://i.imgur.com/jMo89lb.png Yes, you can set there the gallery.
You need to filter the block on the category you want to show it-> https://i.imgur.com/nlJvq8B.png -> https://forum.tagdiv.com/flex-block-settings-guide/ -> https://forum.tagdiv.com/what-is-ajax-preloading/ You need to edit the page with the tagdiv Composer and select the block to apply different filter and sort options.
For each category, on the flex block there is a special filter for the current category, which dynamically displays the posts from that category within each category -> https://forum.tagdiv.com/flex-block-settings-guide/
The Posts Loop automatically filters the posts depending on the cloud template you set (for example, on the category page, there will be posted posts from that category) https://forum.tagdiv.com/posts-loop/
Thank you!
Dear Ana María,
Thank you for your detailed response and for the resources provided. I’ll review them thoroughly to address the issues I’ve encountered. However, I have a few additional questions and concerns:
As mentioned earlier, I’ve used TagDiv Composer for creating the entire page structure, but for posts, I’ve been using the Classic Editor combined with Elementor Pro for final adjustments. Do I need to recreate or modify all the posts I’ve already built? Will this require starting from scratch?
The header and menus have already been set up using TagDiv Composer, and they work well on desktop. However, the mobile version doesn’t display correctly, and I’m unable to adjust it properly. Could you assist me with optimizing the mobile view?
I’d like clarification on the use of multiple page builders. Is it safe to deactivate Elementor entirely after migrating to TagDiv Composer for all templates? Would this impact the content and structure of posts already created using Elementor?
Regarding categories: I’ve noticed that my category pages are not displaying posts dynamically as expected, even though they work on the homepage. Is this related to the cloud templates or the blocks applied to category pages?
How can I change the parts of the template that are still in English into Spanish? Is there a specific setting or approach for translating these elements?
Additionally, if possible, could you provide your response in Spanish? This would greatly help me in better understanding and implementing your recommendations.
Thank you very much for your assistance and guidance. I look forward to resolving these issues with your support.
Best regards
Hello,
Yes, I recommend editing the posts with the Gutenberg editor. You don’t need to do them from scratch, but it depends on what you have added from Elementor in the posts.
You can not set the menu for mobile because you can not select the viewports https://i.imgur.com/k8dqa11.png, right? If yes, the issue is caused by a plugin conflict between Elementor and tagdiv Composer.
Yes, rebuilding your pages with tagdiv Composer only is safe. It should not impact the posts and pages you have made with Elementor.
Related to the categories, you need to set the social filter on the blocks. For example, on the category template, if you have the flex block, you must use this filer: https://i.imgur.com/NCqUt7g.png. The block will show the posts that are related to that category.
If you upload the translation from Theme Panel -> Translation -> Translation and some words don’t get the translation, then it is possible to change if you edit with tagDiv Composer => https://www.screencast.com/t/dlfnb0fnX5, for example for the search template, please edit it and select the elements -> https://i.imgur.com/emO3j5e.png
Unfortunately, I don’t speak Spanish, only if I use Google Translate.
Thank you!
Hello,
Thank you very much for your detailed response and assistance.
I wanted to clarify that I’ve only used Elementor for photo galleries and to embed Instagram videos with HTML code in the past. Currently, I’m embedding Instagram videos directly using the Classic Editor, so I believe this transition won’t cause any issues related to Elementor.
Regarding the mobile menu, it wasn’t that I couldn’t set it up, but rather that I hadn’t done it yet. After reviewing the tutorial you shared, I now understand my mistake, so thank you for guiding me!
For now, I’ll continue uploading the old entries. Later, as mentioned in my other forum post, I plan to redesign the entire site from scratch. I believe this approach will provide me with more customization options than the “Magazine Pro” template I initially used.
I do have one question about the process: once I redesign the site using tagDiv Composer, would it be strictly necessary to remove Elementor Pro? I’m hesitant to do so unless it’s absolutely required, as I want to ensure no design or functionality issues arise.
Additionally, I’m wondering about the best approach to starting over. Should I create a completely new homepage and rebuild everything from scratch, or is it enough to simply create a new template and apply it? I want to ensure I’m taking the right steps.
Thank you again for your guidance and support!
Hi,
You can add the gallery here https://app.screencast.com/2uDZqAXjRwWRS https://i.imgur.com/QCflG5W.png and it in the single post template or if you want in the post content like here https://forum.tagdiv.com/gallery-2/
Here is a video that will show you how to use the builder to create a website from scratch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SoGQ0d5kIBg to do this you’ll need to have the posts already.
If you don’t use the elements from the ELEMENETOR plugin, then yes, you need to disable it.
You can choose what options are easy for you to do, you can create a page in the section for pages, after editing with tagdiv Composer -> https://forum.tagdiv.com/homepage-how-to-build-and-set-it/
Thank you!
