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Thanks, but since we have a lot of 2nd-level subcategories, that could still be a problem on a mobile screen. Is there a way to turn off the 2nd level subcategories so that readers only see the main category, and the first level subcategories?

So under INSPIRE category, we see only:

Culture
Fashion & Style
Health & Wellness
Portraits
Sexuality

and not:

Culture
– Books
– Exhibitions
– Music
Fashion & Style
Health & Wellness
– Body
– Mind
Portraits
Sexuality

Thanks!

Hi

We intent to add new smart lists for Newsmag theme and in some of them the page will be reloaded when the next/prev button is clicked like in this example from Newspaper: http://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper/10-landscapes-wont-even-imagined-exist/ These smart lists are still in development and I can’t say for sure when will be available, but we do our best to release them as soon as possible.

Thanks!

I should add

Speed Booster is ver 3.1 & Social Counter is ver 2.7

I think you can modify the CSS to do that. Others have done so in past, and that might be found by searching forum. Or wait for one of TagDiv’s awesome “how to hack it” examples 🙂

Hello!

So. I use a plugin to generate pdf to publish on the site, but the publication is done via post.

I create a slide in the section that showed you and when I set the filter to view only posts from a particular category (for Magazine Circuit) it does not display. I do not know why.

When I talk about filters, I refer to the settings which enables you to block, for example which categories of posts can have news displayed there.

I’ll give you access to the WP so you can check yourself all I said. I do not know what to do. My clients want to give up, but I said the product of guys is very good and complete. Please help me.

• This reply was modified 10 years by Alin [tagDiv].

Most themes which auto update in WP use either a theme foundry plugin; or can be updated due to being in the WordPress theme repository (e.g., free themes).

Most commercial themes on ThemeForest and commercial plugins don’t have an “auto update” feature, and generally this is a BAD idea — for example, if people had done auto update from NP4 to NP6, and woken up to find their site broken, that would not have been good.

Similarly some plugins may change settings and require workarounds and/or a perfect example is Yoast who “updated” their old wp meta plugin, by disabling it without telling people it would disable it, even though it still worked. Then printed message on screen – “we’ve discontinued this plugin, please upgrade to Yoast SEO” — well, on one site we didn’t want to do that and had to revert to the original meta plugin. Ouch!

Envato tried to build a theme updater for their themes and you can certainly try that. But often it’s best to review the changelog and see what changed so that you don’t wipe your child theme changes if there is major child theme update, or reset your home page if VC changes, etc.

For example an auto updater today might update the entire theme by deleting old folder and any customizations, and upload new one; when only thing changed was Visual Composer update for security issue. So, today only update it the VC plugin which can be done manually via FTP.

So, while it sounds like a good idea — in practice, it’s really not that advisable.

Hope that made sense — not trying to be contrary, just some feedback from using WP for 10 years and having a lot of cock ups from “auto updates” — we turn them ALL off for our sites due to too many site crashes in middle of the night without warning, or CPU spikes crashing entire box due to a bad plugin (e.g., YOAST, often has major bugs every damn dot upgrade then rushes out 3 rounds of “oops” fixes…. seriously… never install that on “new dot upgrade” — it’s a bad bad idea!). 🙂

I’m not sure I understand you whe you say:

This is not a normal thing since that is kind of what a ‘featured’ category has traditionally been used for in WP — meaning, you have a “sticky” category, and then you only have one item in it; then edit that post when you no longer want it featured.

The sticky posts feature is off and it does not work when changing the file td_data_source.php because I am filtering several categories. I desperatly need this feature though. So, I need a workaround for this!

I have got an answer on another forum (PHP forum) to try to solve this:

add_filter('get_terms', 'get_terms_filter', 10, 3);
function get_terms_filter( $terms, $taxonomies, $args )
{
global $wpdb;
$taxonomy = $taxonomies[0];
if ( ! is_array($terms) &amp;&amp; count($terms) < 1 )
return $terms;
$filtered_terms = array();
foreach ( $terms as $term )
{
$result = $wpdb->get_var("SELECT COUNT(*) FROM $wpdb->posts p JOIN $wpdb->term_relationships rl ON p.ID = rl.object_id WHERE rl.term_taxonomy_id = $term->term_id AND p.post_status = 'publish' LIMIT 1");
if ( intval($result) > 0 )
$filtered_terms[] = $term;
}
return $filtered_terms;
}

Would it work? My knowledge on PHP is very limited…

Any other solutions?