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Hello,

Please re-read my message… this is not what I am saying.

The problem is not that wp-login.php is used… the problem is that the url is not rewritten within the email sent to the member. Even when the url containg wp-login.php is clicked, the member is redirected to :

login_page_name/?password_reset&login=XXXX&key=xxxx

The only thing I ask is that this last url be displayed within the email sent to the member instead of displaying the non-rewritten url. This is the url to which the member is redirected, thus I don’t see where the problem is. Could you ask your developers? This way, blocking the access to wp-login.php (for obvious security matters) works and the member can complete the reset password procedure.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Regards,

Hi @Anamaria

Can you please share the example css code?

thanks for your reply.
I already use the mobile theme and the cloud template. But since the amp home page is quite poor I decided to keep the mobile home with my customizations.
And it Worked using the action you suggested in the screenshot. But no anymore.
Are there other ways to view, on smartphone, the mobile page as homepage for smartphone and the amp pages for the other contents?

Hi Bettina,

Thank you for the info. I’ve uploaded new images from the media menu and now the theme registers & resizes for those missing two sizes. Cool!

One problem that still persists however though (for the mobile theme), is that when I check the mobile site on Page Speed Insights, the image size alt-tags are properly written as 265×198, but the image src is the 485×360 version. So I get the “properly size images” error again. Please see the screenshot: https://app.screencast.com/Q1uB6zWYvY2me

Is there a way to prevent this?

Thanks in advance!
Oz

@julian
Hello, I would like to know how you did with the location, for example a business, in the form so that users can add, the location does not appear.

Hello @Bettina,

we change code into file theme>Newspaper>loop-archive.php

$post_count = 1;
$column_count = 1;

$span = ‘span3’;
$column_break = 4;
$is_404 = false;
if( is_404() ) {
$is_404 = true;
$column_break = 4;
$span = ‘span3’;

$args = array(
‘post_type’=> ‘post’,
‘showposts’ => 6,
‘ignore_sticky_posts’ => true
);
query_posts($args);
}

Still, it shows 2 columns in the post archive and category pages.
ideally it should show 4 columns as we mentioned $span = ‘span3’; & $column_break = 4;

• This reply was modified 3 years by discovermh.
• This reply was modified 3 years by discovermh.

Hello Anamaria,

We tried the Flipbook with that plugin disabled and saw no improvments. There’s something else responsible for the slowness of the render. To replicate the issue you must access the pdf/flipbook in a mobile and zoom in. It takes to much time to render when you set the zoom to maximum magnification. Please try that.

Can you also check why are we getting errors when trying to import cloud templates? Some templates fail to get upload in the cloud template panel but I can find them in Pages. If you open one of those templates they are full of erros like in here. We haven’t edit them.

https://jornaldoalgarve.pt/?page_id=275221&preview=true

https://jornaldoalgarve.pt/?page_id=275215&preview=true

Thanks

• This reply was modified 3 years by mita.

De asemenea, mai vin o cu problema legata de butonul cu follow us on google news.

Am facut teste atat cu o imagine webp cat si cu un svg (ceea ce folosesc in momenul de fata) iar rezulatele sunt aceleas, se poate verifica si aici: https://pagespeed.web.dev/report?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmobilehub.ro%2Fstiri%2Fvivo-x90-ajunge-pe-piata-globala-vezi-specificatii-si-preturi%2F&hl=ro&form_factor=mobile. (imagine)

Problema pe care o puteti vedea si in acest video este ca imaginea “sare” si creeaza CLS.

Pare ca problema nu este din HTML, care este acesta:

Ci mai degraba din setarile facute pentru a putea alinia elementele. Exista vre-o solutie?

• This reply was modified 3 years by Marian.
• This reply was modified 3 years by Marian.

Hi,

I still have some problem with the reset password procedure…

In the reset password email sent to the user, the reset url reads :
wp-login.php?action=rp&key=xxxxxx&login=XXXX

Once we click on the url, the url is rewritten like this in the browser :
login_page_name/?password_reset&login=XXXX&key=xxxx

For security reasons, I only use the newspaper login page and I block access to wp-login.php, thus if the reset url (even if it is written once clicked) contains wp-login.php, the user will be blocked. He will be redirected to a 404 page.

Could you fix this so that only the rewritten url appears on the reset password email sent to the user ?

So, in the reset password email sent to the user, the url should already be rewritten like this :
login_page_name/?password_reset&login=XXXX&key=xxxx

Then, even if wp-login.php is blocked, the user will be able to complete the reset password procedure.

Looking forward to your reply,

Regards