I switched over to the Newspaper theme over the weekend. I’ve just discovered that when I’m logged in to my WP account, I see the latest posts on my home page, but when I’m logged out, I see older posts. My site is http://snacksafely.com and the Latest Post tab was constructed with Blog 12 units.
The two articles in question are publicly viewable and can be called up individually from their permalinks:
They appear in the “Latest Articles” tab when logged in, but don’t appear when logged out. The articles that DO appear seem to be stuck from the time I registered the theme to go live on my blog.
I’m pissed off… I spent the better part of Saturday trying to diagnose why the theme would explode with a huge spike in system load after a few hours, only to discover it was due to a boobytrap in the coded in the theme set to go off if the purchase code wasn’t entered. I had purchased the theme weeks ago and would have preferred a warning in the admin screen. Is this due to another such plant that wasn’t properly cleared after I entered the purchase code???
This turned out to be a problem with Super Cache which I have disabled. Unfortunately, due to TagDiv’s boobytrapping their code, I now suspect the theme of every problem that pops up.
Hello,
I’m not sure how we are ‘boobytrapping’ our code. Our theme was built in conformation with every standard and I can assure you the theme has no such issues. You can check our official demo to see how the theme should behave: http://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper/
If issues appear on your side it does not mean it does so for everybody. If there is a problem in the theme, then everyone will experience this issue. As we have no reports of this at this moment we can safely assume it’s not the theme itself that causes this. There are compatibility issues between our theme and other plugins though. That is a different matter. The theme in it’s default state works without issues as it has been tested time and time again. When using our theme with different plugins then things could go wrong as this is the case with all premium themes. It is impossible to create a theme that is compatible with every plugin out there.
Please try to disable all your plugins except visual composer and clear your cache. Then check the issue again. If the problem is no longer there, it means that one of the plugins is causing a conflict. Sometimes plugins create conflicts between them as well.
Thank you!
