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Radu
tagDiv Staff

Thank you all for taking the time to share your feedback.

I’m one of the co-founders of tagDiv, and I completely understand the concerns raised here. Over the years, this forum has become much more than a place to submit support requests. It contains thousands of useful discussions, solutions, tips, and examples that continue to help users find answers quickly.

We are closing the forum for new activity because we want to focus our support resources on providing faster, more direct, and more personalized assistance through email. Maintaining and moderating a separate forum platform requires time and resources that we believe can be used more effectively to help customers directly.

However, based on your feedback, we have decided not to take the existing forum content offline. The forum will remain available in read-only mode, so all existing topics and replies will continue to be accessible and searchable. Users will no longer be able to create new topics or post new replies.

For new support requests, customers with an active support period can contact us via email.

Thank you for being part of this community and for contributing to such a valuable resource over the years.

  • This reply was modified 2 days by Radu.
Simion C.
tagDiv Staff

Hi,

1. That will require CSS. I’ll try to provide a solution. Which grid are you using? And which corners should be rounded?

2. The pages that the opt-in builder uses are regular pages. The slug can be changed as needed. I tried it now for the checkout page for example -> https://prnt.sc/FxsGIRv6Bx23 Now the page has my new slug -> https://prnt.sc/P4ZwhmEcMa8M Changing the slug of a page doesn’t affect the content of the page or of another page like the homepage. If something happened to a page you could restore an older revision -> https://prnt.sc/GdftD-Ws3il3

I should mention that we’re preparing to close the support forum, meaning it won’t be possible to create new topics or replies. We will continue to provide support by email only, and only for users that have an active support period. In case I don’t manage to get back to you here in the forum, please send an email at contact@tagdiv.com and we can continue there.

Thank you!

Amit
tagDiv Member

Hi tagDiv Team,

Thank you for the update.

I wanted to share that this forum was much more than just a community support platform. For many users, from beginners to experts, it acted as immediate first aid for almost every issue or feature understanding related to the Newspaper theme. It truly served as a comprehensive encyclopedia over the years.

I am incredibly grateful for the platform you built and the constant support you provided here. Thank you for all the effort put into maintaining it, and I look forward to continuing to work with your team via email.

Will miss you @ncalex & @bogdan-b 🙁

Regards,
Amit

Simion C.
tagDiv Staff

Hi,

That is possible. Please enter the IDs of the categories you want in this filter -> https://prnt.sc/S3bZah-_aMIr The IDs can be found while editing the categories for example -> https://prnt.sc/Knm_jtYdsto6

Thank you!

Simion C.
tagDiv Staff

Hi,

The first thing I see is that the required composer plugin isn’t active on the website. Please install it from the theme plugins panel -> https://prnt.sc/7P2I8thU8xeb Most of the theme’s functionality and features depend on the composer, so it should be active.

Then you can choose what you want to use, a simpler basic design based on the standard pack plugin, or a more advanced and complex design based on the cloud library -> https://tagdiv.com/why-tagdiv-cloud-library-is-a-better-alternative-to-the-standard-pack/

To provide a bit of context, the theme by itself with none of the theme plugins active is basically useless. The composer plugin provides the base. Then there are 2 directions, the cloud library or the standard pack, these add the extra capabilities.

I also noticed that you are using AMP -> https://prnt.sc/yhj7NKjJtRHv I rarely see AMP used anymore. But if you want to use it, then we recommend using it together with our mobile theme -> https://forum.tagdiv.com/tagdiv-amp-plugin-tutorial/

Let me know.

Thank you!

elopez
Participant
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I’m currently redesigning a news website that I manage, and I’ve run into an issue.

No matter what I try, I can’t change the color of the post titles in the news blocks using TagDiv Composer.

For example, I select Block 21, go to the General tab, and set the Title Text Color to white (#ffffff). I save the changes, but the new color is not applied on the frontend.

I’ve already checked whether there’s a CSS class or custom style overriding this setting, but I haven’t been able to find anything that would prevent the color change.

I’m using Newspaper theme version 12.7.7 with the Magazine PRO demo installed.

Could you please help me identify what might be causing this issue?

Thank you in advance for your help!

SVPrasad
tagDiv Member

Hi Simion,
The reason is that I want to use the Featured Image only as the product thumbnail throughout the store (Shop, Category, Search, Related Products).
For example, I want to use a custom framed thumbnail like the attached example sample thumbnail .
layout This type of image is perfect for product listings because it gives the store a consistent branded appearance.
However, on the Single Product page, I don’t want customers to see this thumbnail image. Instead, I want them to see only the clean product gallery images without the frame, starting from the first gallery image.
In short:
Featured Image → Used only as the product thumbnail across the store.
Single Product Page → Display only the Product Gallery images.
This would allow different images for product listings and the product detail page while keeping the WooCommerce gallery functionality intact.

Simion C.
tagDiv Staff

Hi,

From what I see that’s a search query made by a bot called Applebot. Except the fact that it takes longer to complete, I see no problem with it. Any person, or bot, or automated tool, can perform a search on a wordpress website, unless this function is specifically disabled.

If there are many similar search requests from bots, I suggest looking into protecting the website from them more. You could disallow search queries using the robots file, as mentioned in this guide -> https://www.searchenginejournal.com/robots-txt-wordpress/544255/ -> https://prnt.sc/_y68GwchjiyD That Applebot request from your example looks like a legit bot, it should respect the disallow.

Thank you!

Simion C.
tagDiv Staff

Hi,

So for example in the product you mentioned the featured image is displayed here -> https://prnt.sc/0u-SP3AYuWQ6

And you want the featured image to not be displayed at all, and instead the second image should be displayed as the large image.

That could be tricky, the featured image and the gallery are part of the same element, they are integrated together. Maybe it could be done somehow with some javascript, or maybe PHP. I’ll try a few things.

If I may ask, what’s the purpose of removing the product featured image from the product page?

Thank you!

Simion C.
tagDiv Staff

Sorry for the delay.

That green line is an icon. It can be removed. It’s a bit hard to select it, so I suggest moving that block somewhere else temporarily, for example -> https://prnt.sc/ezxxt0z5uT6l Then you can select the icon and delete it. Then move the block back where it was.

The articles are written in wordpress. The theme provides a subtitle field where you can enter a subtitle if you want -> https://prnt.sc/vJp4xSPklKmj Then to display the subtitle in the post page, please edit the post template with the composer and add the subtitle element in the location you want -> https://prnt.sc/8e2DtXHJoAHY

Concerning the photo credits, would you like to add them as the caption perhaps? A caption can be added when you add the images in the post content -> https://prnt.sc/5-FglOiuSdfV

Let me know if you have more questions.

Thank you!

Simion C.
tagDiv Staff

Hi,

Unfortunately our theme doesn’t have a dedicated FAQ element.

It could be done manually but if you plan to use multiple FAQ elements in multiple pages then I suggest using a plugin, like this one for example -> https://wordpress.org/plugins/ultimate-faqs/ It provides shortcodes so you can easily display them in any page. In the composer shortcodes can be added in the dedicated shortcode element -> https://prnt.sc/4n6EU07KeTV8 or in column text, text with title, or raw HTML elements.

I’m very sorry for the inconvenience. Please try that plugin and it should work fine.

Thank you!

Simion C.
tagDiv Staff

Here’s how it can be done.

First you need the page ID. This can be seen in a few ways. For example if you right click and inspect the page -> https://prnt.sc/oACr1Tx4NbzP this is the ID -> https://prnt.sc/DgUq7LRZTulo
Or when you edit the page, the ID is in the permalink at the top -> https://prnt.sc/KXT2zIJHsPPt

That ID can be used in a code like the one I mentioned. For the page you mentioned the code is like this:

.page-id-309846 .td-page-title {
display: none;
}

This can be reused for other pages. For example -> https://prnt.sc/4ktbor3SGX_E

These codes can be entered in the theme. You can add them in the theme panel -> https://prnt.sc/4HhGY6pzpbu- Or in the Live CSS in the admin bar -> https://prnt.sc/4CGJEv7dLzLD

It’s a quick and easy way to remove the title just for specific pages, without rebuilding the pages or making any other changes to them.

If you need help with it or if you have other questions, please let me know.

Thank you!

Simion C.
tagDiv Staff

Hi,

Some demos have a few demo ads in the pages and in the templates, these are set directly with the composer, not in the theme panel. However, the ads can easily be removed, it’s just a matter of editing the homepage and the templates with the composer, and removing the ad boxes, for example -> https://prnt.sc/CaMZmcdhgXpT

If the ads appear to be loading but then they disappear, maybe you are using an ad blocker in the browser. Do the ads appear if you check in incognito mode or with a different browser?

If you want I can take a look and remove the ads, you can send us an email at contact@tagdiv.com and provide a link to the website and admin login (user and pass).

Thank you!

TWH
Participant
#0

how to manage user roles, particularly for Contributor and Author roles, so that access and/or edit capability is limited for:
1. selected submenus on Opt-In Builder menu. eg. only see Leads & Subscriptions but can or cant change them.
2. Cloud Templates.
3. Reviews.

ingenierojas
Participant
#0

Hola equipo de soporte de tagDiv,

Estoy experimentando un consumo elevado de CPU y de recursos de base de datos en mi servidor (WordPress con tema Newspaper, versión 12.7.3), y logré identificar la causa mediante análisis de logs de acceso.

Hallazgo principal:
Detecté 6,202 peticiones a admin-ajax.php con el siguiente patrón exacto de query string:
admin-ajax.php?td_theme_name=Newspaper&v=12.7.3

Estas peticiones no incluyen el parámetro action=, a diferencia de otras llamadas ajax estándar de WordPress. Solo encontré 2 peticiones con action=rest-nonce en el mismo período, en contraste con las 6,202 mencionadas.
Preguntas específicas:

¿Qué función o mecanismo del tema genera esta llamada específica (td_theme_name + v sin action)?
¿Es un mecanismo de verificación de versión/licencia, telemetría, o alguna otra función?
¿Existe una opción en el panel de administración del tema para desactivar o reducir la frecuencia de esta llamada?
Si no se puede desactivar, ¿es seguro cachear esta petición a nivel de servidor (LiteSpeed Cache) sin afectar la funcionalidad del tema?

Contexto técnico adicional:

Servidor: AlmaLinux 8.10.0, cPanel/WHM, LiteSpeed (lsphp)
Plugin de caché actualmente evaluando: LiteSpeed Cache
El volumen de estas peticiones supera al de cualquier sección editorial del sitio (que rondan 150-170 peticiones cada una en el mismo período de análisis)
Gran parte del tráfico total al sitio proviene de rastreadores legítimos verificados (Googlebot, confirmado por reverse DNS), lo que sugiere que estas llamadas ajax se disparan también durante el rastreo/renderizado de páginas, no solo con usuarios humanos

Quedo atento a su respuesta. Gracias de antemano.
Saludos,
Ronny

Albert0
tagDiv Member

For example, when searching for a keyword such as “Olfer”, I noticed that posts containing the keyword in the title are always displayed first, even if they are several years old. Newer posts that contain the same keyword only in the content appear much lower in the results.

It seems that the search gives a much higher priority to title matches than to publication date.

What I would like instead is a simple chronological order (newest first), as long as the searched keyword appears either in the title or anywhere in the content of the post.

Is there a built-in option in Newsmag to change this behavior? If not, is there a recommended way to achieve this without modifying the theme core?

Albert0
Participant
#0

Hello Newsmag Support,

I have a question regarding the search functionality in Newsmag.

On my homepage, when using the search bar, the results are not displayed in chronological order. For example, when searching for a keyword such as “Olfer”, older articles are shown before newer ones.

After checking several searches, it seems that the search algorithm prioritizes posts that contain the keyword in the title, while posts that contain the keyword only in the content appear later, regardless of their publication date.

Could you please let me know:

Is this the default behavior of the Newsmag search?
Is there an option to sort search results by publication date (newest first) instead of relevance?
If not, is there a recommended way to achieve this without modifying the theme core?

I’m using the latest version of Newsmag.

Thank you very much for your help.

url: https://www.redeweb.com

Simion C.
tagDiv Staff

Please also deactivate the AMP plugin -> https://prnt.sc/urrTbuqCUPtU because I see that the posts are using AMP on mobile -> https://prnt.sc/55md929Rivvs

But I’m not quite sure what’s going on with the homepage. I can only see a footer in it -> https://prnt.sc/wFJGrZC6LPhB
Did you maybe set a mobile page for it? Please check here in the admin bar -> https://prnt.sc/aKa8U-4ONmoY

Le me know.

Thank you!

Mybody
Participant
#0

Hello tagDiv team,

I’m working on a WordPress website using the Newspaper theme and tagDiv Composer.

I have an issue with one page where some old text content is still visible on the frontend/editor, but I cannot find or remove it.

The page was previously created/edited with Elementor, before switching to Newspaper/tagDiv Composer. Now I’m editing the page with tagDiv Composer, but old text sections are still displayed on the page, for example:

“Allenamenti in casa”
“Allenamenti in palestra”
“Obiettivi: massa, definizione, resistenza”

The problem is:

When I open the page with tagDiv Composer, these texts are visible, but I cannot select them as tagDiv elements.
If I click on them, no editable element is selected.
When I open the page in the normal WordPress editor, I only see a large shortcode/tagDiv content block, but searching with CTRL+F does not find those text strings.
I also checked the normal page content, but I cannot locate where this old Elementor content is stored.
I need to completely remove these old text sections from the page.

Could you please tell me where this content may be coming from?

Could it be stored in old Elementor meta fields, a Newspaper/tagDiv template, page custom fields, category description, or another theme setting?

What is the safest way to remove this old content without breaking the current tagDiv layout?

If needed, we can provide temporary WordPress admin access so you can check the page directly.

Thank you in advance for your help.

Best regards,
Sara

Simion C.
tagDiv Staff

Hi,

Currently I see just one page title in the page -> https://prnt.sc/h2dwbjfjslyj That title is displayed by the theme.

To explain a bit, by default all pages use the default page template -> https://prnt.sc/la5LL16mBQ3X Then it depends on how the page is built.

If the page is built with the wordpress editor, meaning you add content from here -> https://prnt.sc/idQaLUKz5C_J then the theme will display the title automatically. Normally a title is displayed in the page.

If the page is built with the composer -> https://prnt.sc/XrM_UaoZQS8W then the theme will not display the title, unless you add it in the page with the composer -> https://prnt.sc/b_8-puhMmy5G

So one solution would be to use the theme composer to build the page. Or, if you just want to quickly hide the titles for a few pages, then they could be hidden with some CSS, for example -> https://prnt.sc/0qenWAO4oTo2 This is quick and easy, and more IDs can be added in that code.

Let me know if I can help more.

Thank you!

Simion C.
tagDiv Staff

That is entirely up to Google, and it can happen sometimes. The theme doesn’t have direct control over it.

I suggest checking some guides, for example -> https://rankmath.com/kb/display-site-name-in-search-results/

And some discussions -> https://support.google.com/webmasters/thread/296431129/why-google-displays-url-instead-of-site-name-in-serp?hl=en

Please check those out.

Thank you!

Simion C.
tagDiv Staff

That code should make the post content have 12px.

Let’s discuss it more. So the way I saw it, the theme font settings weren’t applying to some of the posts, because they don’t contain paragraphs.

This post contains paragraphs for example -> https://raccontareancora.org/cose-la-lettura-ad-alta-voce-espressivo-letteraria-e-la-rilettura-1-silvia-blezza-picherle-con-linsegnante-monica-maliga/ So if I check with the browser inspector, the theme font settings are applying correctly -> https://prnt.sc/V-6xbJcCvFle

This post doesn’t contain paragraphs -> https://raccontareancora.org/lettura-ad-alta-voce-espressivo-letteraria-due-favole-al-telefono-surrealiste-di-gianni-rodari/ it contains span containers which have font properties set directly on them. But the code I provided will override those and make the font 12px -> https://prnt.sc/4YGjdpWqzIBA

However, if you also set the font size in wordpress here -> https://prnt.sc/h_aiUU9e0gbM then that size will be used, which is normal if you want to make a specific paragraph stand out or be different in terms of font size.

It depends on what exactly you want to do. you mentioned that you want the post content to have 12px. That is a bit small, but it’s fine if that’s what you want. Setting 12px in the theme, and also using the code I provided, should result in having a 12px font size in all the posts. No need to do anything else or set other font sizes somewhere else.

In case I am misunderstanding something please correct me.

Thank you!

simchris
tagDiv Member

all AMP pages always had a canonical, which was the non amp version on your site — the redirect is just sending all /amp requests to the canonical link, the original “true” link for the content; if implemented correctly. This is Google’s recommended solution.

You can find many examples of this solution online going back to 2023.

Simion C.
tagDiv Staff

Hi,

There’s no such sorting method unfortunately.

You could modify the 7 days filter, it’s in this file -> wp-content\plugins\td-composer\legacy\common\wp_booster\td_data_source.php

If you search in that file there will be a section like this -> https://prnt.sc/uOluDxQiHdJj
Then change the “1 week ago” to for example “30 days ago”. I believe it should work, the block should then display random posts from the last 30 days.

I’m sorry for the inconvenience.

Thank you!

Simion C.
tagDiv Staff

Hi,

Is there no message in the page on mobile when you check logged in? For example -> https://prnt.sc/fGKSc310dIPF

That message is displayed for pages when the mobile theme plugin is active -> https://prnt.sc/faCV1r-BgKKt

Please check the mobile theme guide carefully -> https://forum.tagdiv.com/mobile-theme-introduction/ especially the part about pages -> https://prnt.sc/weXgkmMS9AuN

So basically when the mobile theme is active, a page needs to have 2 versions, one for desktop and one for mobile. If you edit a page there should be a mobile editor section usually at the bottom -> https://prnt.sc/amy6YqhBe_DT

The important thing to note is that the mobile theme plugin is optional. So if you don’t want to build and maintain two versions for each page, then please deactivate the plugin. Then the content from desktop will be displayed on mobile as well. Or, if you want to use it and you need help with it, please let me know how I can help.

Thank you!

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