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This is helpful on how to filter, but what if you want to weight them differently? We have 3 types of formats, but want to weight ‘standard’ (posts) higher than ‘video’ or ‘image’ (also posts, but the format of these are either video or image).

Is there way to make the ‘standard’ posts show up before the ‘video’ or ‘image’ posts? I don’t want to exclude them, just order the results differently.

If this is NOT possible, how do I exclude the ‘video’ or ‘image’ formats from the search results?

Thanks.

Likely best way to see what modules are in the theme is to setup a blank “page” and then launch Visual Composer and look at all the modules — you can load content from any category you want like /articles/ — as we do on one of our websites which is a magazine and has no “news” — e.g., book/movie reviews, fiction, health articles, etc.

Pages are not posts — “pages” are typically referential like “about us” or “privacy” — and “Posts” can be anything from news to articles or fiction or whatever — so you can build layouts in VC to load content by topic from any category — build one section with fiction, build one section with lifestyle, build one section with music reviews — that’s all up to you.

Easy to play with, even build multiple different home page versions and test them by turning one on/off and asking staff to evaluate, etc.

See the theme docs for examples of different modules and “blocks” — and how you might use different ones in your layout; look at the example sites from users; look at the theme demos — all of that can be great idea starters for your layouts!

example of different “block” layouts which can be mixed and matched on your home page layout:
https://forum.tagdiv.com/theme-thumbs/

Hope that helped a little 🙂

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Also, you can see that the page is broken on mobile here too.

https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=vrux.co&tab=mobile

-steve

Hi Chris, thanks for your answer.

I read some other articles that dont agree with your opinion, but the problem is that my categories are not really relevant for my posts and probably for my users searches.

In your example of a company, with pages, really could be useful.

Anyway, there´s any way to keep breadcrumbs in my site but not in serp?

Link to example page: http://www.tsarevo.info/nastanqvane/semeini-hoteli/semeinite-hoteli-v-tsarevo/hotel-morska-gradina/

Just as general note Google doesn’t “require” anyone to put the word “advertisement” before their ads, or they would be doing that themselves. We do add that on the sidebar ads on our site, but not the full width header ads since it’s self-evident it’s an ad.

However they do NOT allow text like “sponsors” or “sponsored by” or “click ad to support us” or stuff like that.

Andrei
the above examples you provided would be super cool to add to the theme docs for the ad modules since it comes up so often.

• This reply was modified 10 years by simchris.
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theme works fine with mod_pagespeed …

you just need to setup a proper config file either at server level with dedicated box, or by manually specifying in htaccess file what to turn on explicitly — for example I found that CSS and JS minification does not work well — so it’s a “tuning” process for what is compatible with WordPress and what is not, a bit by trial and error, and also see my posts on this topic the past 18 months in forum as I have used it on our server since Jan. 2014 with TagDiv themes.

e.g.,

<IfModule pagespeed_module>
ModPagespeed on
ModPagespeedEnableFilters collapse_whitespace
ModPagespeedEnableFilters remove_comments
ModPagespeedEnableFilters rewrite_images
ModPagespeedEnableFilters insert_dns_prefetch
</IfModule>

see the docs for mod_pagespeed on which settings you may wish to activate other than the default “safe” batch of MPS settings.

• This reply was modified 10 years by simchris.
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Wait for tagdiv support …

typically if something “randomly” stops working, it’s not a theme issue as the theme doesn’t auto-magically change stuff — so, that usually means the code you’re using from Twitter is timing out, or unable to connect, or some other error.

Put another way – if there is no error on the page without the code, but adding the code causes error, generally means error with code, or conflict with some java or CSS being loaded by the code.

I’m sure you already know that — just commenting.

But if you posted link to example, I’m sure tagdiv folk will take a peek come Monday if you don’t solve by then. 🙂

Sorry no super duper awesome answer for this one!

This is a bundled version not a commercial version of plugin.
I think you can “request” the examples, if compatible with theme, from tagdiv…

I think it’s contact@tagdiv.com