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Hi,
The demo you are using is the Downtown Magazine PRO and in that demo the block titles have been set using the tagDiv Composer with teh element Inline text, so you can edit it by editing the pages/templates with tagDiv Composer, selecting the elements that create the block title, for example thetxt, button and the inner row is the one that has in css tab the border https://prnt.sc/Zso5OkrfRAgc
Thank you!
I just figured it out. It is automatically redirecting to AMP page
Hi,
Even though I’ve installed Yoast and set up the associated image, my posts don’t show any photos when I share them on Facebook.
How can I fix this?
http://www.amenteludica.it
Missing photo on https://www.amenteludica.it/unboxed/ for example
Thanks
Hi,
I’m using the Newspaper theme and I have a question regarding pagination on category pages.
On my category template I’m using Flex Block 1. In the block settings I can only see AJAX‑based pagination options (Load More, Infinite Load, Next/Prev). However, I would like to use classic numbered pagination instead, for example:
1 2 3 4 …
This is important for SEO, because numbered pagination allows Google to crawl and index deeper category pages (/page/2, /page/3, etc.), while AJAX loading does not.
My question is:
Is there any way to enable traditional numbered pagination on a category page that uses Flex Block 1?
Do I need to switch to a different block or template, or is there a setting that disables AJAX and restores standard pagination?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Here is an example of my category page where I would like to enable standard pagination:
https://polishexpress.eu/category/uk/
https://piawessels.de/
Hi there,
in my menu, the line is positioned above the item in the middle. However, I’d like it to be on the left, above the start of the item. I use the “active & hover style 1 – default”.
Please help me!
Best Regards Bettina
Hi,
There are several ways to achieve this. You can use custom HTML and CSS (for example, generated based on your design) and place it inside a Raw HTML element, or you can build it using the theme’s elements.
The simplest and fastest approach would be to use an Inner Row, along with Title and Column Text elements. Here’s how you can do it:
– Start by adding a main row.
– Inside that row, insert an Inner Row.
– For the inner row, set the background color and adjust the width as needed (you can customize this per device if required).
– Add a Title element, then set your text, choose a style, and adjust the color and font size.
– Finally, add a Column Text element. Within it, you can insert an image and text—using a two-column format if needed.
https://prnt.sc/Gkp16IfbjjhZ – https://prnt.sc/NgiKItHsi85F
https://prnt.sc/pm61hKIsMaz7 – https://prnt.sc/3xJg-2eEpaTJ
You should ask an AI app to review the weather widget for issues. I asked the following question in Cursor AI:
Are the units used correctly? When I check the data returned from the API call, it doesn’t match up with the data on https://openweathermap.org/ for the same city.
I received the following response:
I’m going to verify the unit handling logic in your weather class against OpenWeather response fields so we can isolate exactly why values differ.
—
Short answer: not fully — there are two real unit bugs in this file.
What’s wrong
w_units handling is incorrect
Any non-empty w_units value is treated as imperial:
td_weather.php
Lines 41-48
$current_unit = 0; // 0 – metric
$current_temp_label = ‘C’;
$current_speed_label = ‘kmh’;
if (!empty($atts[‘w_units’])) {
$current_unit = 1; // imperial
$current_temp_label = ‘F’;
$current_speed_label = ‘mph’;
}
So w_units=”metric” still flips to imperial.
That explains mismatch immediately.
Metric wind label/value mismatch
API requests units=metric, where wind speed is m/s, but code labels it as kmh without converting:
td_weather.php
Lines 428-431
if (isset($api_response[‘wind’][‘speed’])) {
$weather_data[‘today_wind_speed’][0] = round($api_response[‘wind’][‘speed’], 1);
$weather_data[‘today_wind_speed’][1] = self::kmph_to_mph($api_response[‘wind’][‘speed’]);
}
today_wind_speed[0] is m/s, not kmh.
today_wind_speed[1] also assumes km/h input, but input is m/s.
Where to fix
In wp-content/plugins/td-composer/legacy/common/wp_booster/td_weather.php:
Fix unit selection around the if (!empty($atts[‘w_units’])) block.
Fix wind conversions in owm_get_today_data() around wind speed assignment.
—
Then I asked the following:
Can you show me the exact fixes I need to make in order to correct this issue?
—
Yes — make these exact edits in wp-content/plugins/td-composer/legacy/common/wp_booster/td_weather.php.
1) Fix w_units detection (currently always imperial when non-empty)
Replace this block:
$current_unit = 0; // 0 – metric
$current_temp_label = ‘C’;
$current_speed_label = ‘kmh’;
if (!empty($atts[‘w_units’])) {
$current_unit = 1; // imperial
$current_temp_label = ‘F’;
$current_speed_label = ‘mph’;
}
with:
$current_unit = 0; // 0 – metric
$current_temp_label = ‘C’;
$current_speed_label = ‘m/s’;
if (!empty($atts[‘w_units’]) && strtolower($atts[‘w_units’]) === ‘imperial’) {
$current_unit = 1; // imperial
$current_temp_label = ‘F’;
$current_speed_label = ‘mph’;
}
2) Fix wind speed conversion (OpenWeather metric wind is m/s, not kmh)
In owm_get_today_data(), replace:
if (isset($api_response[‘wind’][‘speed’])) {
$weather_data[‘today_wind_speed’][0] = round($api_response[‘wind’][‘speed’], 1);
$weather_data[‘today_wind_speed’][1] = self::kmph_to_mph($api_response[‘wind’][‘speed’]);
}
with:
if (isset($api_response[‘wind’][‘speed’])) {
$weather_data[‘today_wind_speed’][0] = round($api_response[‘wind’][‘speed’], 1); // m/s from api
$weather_data[‘today_wind_speed’][1] = self::mps_to_mph($api_response[‘wind’][‘speed’]); // imperial
}
3) Add proper conversion helper (m/s -> mph)
Replace this function:
private static function kmph_to_mph($kmph)
{
return round($kmph * 0.621371192, 1);
}
with:
private static function mps_to_mph($mps)
{
return round($mps * 2.2369362921, 1);
}
Why this fixes your mismatch
w_units=”metric” will now stay metric (instead of being treated as imperial).
Wind values/labels now match OpenWeather metric/imperial behavior.
If you want, I can apply these edits directly for you now.
—
I followed those instructions and now the weather widget is displaying more realistic data to me.
Thanks. Can you please advise some steps how to use Text,Image Elements & Color. How do I pull all the three in the row. Which elements ?
Hello,
We are currently working with your Newspaper theme and have encountered an SEO issue when defining headings.
We have a global header with a mega menu, in which we have explicitly specified that the titles should be of the type <p>
If you check the following URL:
– https://living.spotahome.com/
You can see that there are two H1 tags (another error) and quite a few H3 tags coming from the menu; these H3 tags, when checking the page’s source code, start at line 2276.
All the source code for the menu appears as <p>, but it seems to be duplicated in this area, and we can’t figure out why.
We also have an issue with the two H1 tags—we don’t know where they’re coming from, but there should only be one.
Here is the SEO heading structure, where there should only be one H1 heading, and the rest should be H2 headings. The H3 headings are an error in the structure, and we couldn’t find them.
<H1> Spotahome LivingBest info for expats in european cities
<H1> Spotahome LivingBest info for expats in european cities
<H3> Digital Nomad Starter Kit for Spain: Essentials to Set Up Fast
<H3> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H3> Internet & Mobile Providers in Spain
<H3> Making Friends in Madrid: How to Build a Social Life Fast
<H3> Where to Live in Madrid in 2026: Best Neighborhoods
<H3> Barceloneta Beach Life: What Living by the Sea in Barcelona Is Really Like
<H3> Digital Nomad Starter Kit for Spain: Essentials to Set Up Fast
<H3> Barcelona Metro Guide: Everything You Need to Know Before You Ride
<H3> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H3> L’Eixample: Barcelona’s Modernist Architecture District
<H3> Your First Week in Valencia: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H3> Common Mistakes New Tenants Make (and How to Avoid Them)
<H3> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H3> The ultimate rental guide to Living in Valencia in 2026
<H3> Universities in Valencia: Complete Guide for International Students
<H3> Common Mistakes New Tenants Make (and How to Avoid Them)
<H3> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H3> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H3> Your First Week in Milan: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H3> Milan Design Week Guide, what to see, events, and tips for visitors
<H3> Living in Milan in 2026: The Complete Guide to Relocating
<H3> Your First Week in Berlin: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H3> Berlin Nightlife and Culture Guide: Clubs, Bars, and Creative Life
<H3> Berlin for Digital Nomads: Complete Guide to Living and Working Remotely
<H3> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H3> The ultimate rental guide to choosing where to live in Berlin in 2026
<H3> Common Mistakes New Tenants Make (and How to Avoid Them)
<H3> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H3> First Week in Paris: Checklist for Expats
<H3> Areas to Avoid in Paris: Safe Neighborhood Guide 2026
<H3> Living in Paris 2026: Complete Move and Life Guide
<H3> London first week checklist: essential guide for new residents
<H3> Where to live in London: 3 best neighborhoods to move to
<H3> Common Mistakes New Tenants Make (and How to Avoid Them)
<H3> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H3> London for Digital Nomads: Where to Live, Work and Connect
<H3> Common Mistakes New Tenants Make (and How to Avoid Them)
<H3> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H3> First Week in Brussels Checklist: What to Do First
<H3> Your First Week in Lisbon: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H3> Common Mistakes New Tenants Make (and How to Avoid Them)
<H3> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H3> Lisbon Neighborhoods Guide: Where to Live in 2026
<H3> Living in Lisbon: The Complete Guide for Expats and Newcomers in 2026
<H2> Your First Week in Berlin: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H2> Lisbon Neighborhoods Guide: Where to Live in 2026
<H2> Making Friends in Madrid: How to Build a Social Life Fast
<H2> London first week checklist: essential guide for new residents
<H2> Where to live in London: 3 best neighborhoods to move to
<H2> Barcelona Metro Guide: Everything You Need to Know Before You Ride
<H2> Eating in Barcelona Like a Local: Food Costs, Markets and Daily Habits for Expats
<H2> Valencia Neighbourhood Guide 2026: Find your perfect Barrio for your Lifestyle
<H2> Your First Week in Berlin: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H3> Join or social media
<H2> London first week checklist: essential guide for new residents
<H2> Where to live in London: 3 best neighborhoods to move to
<H2> Your First Week in Lisbon: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H2> Barceloneta Beach Life: What Living by the Sea in Barcelona Is Really Like
<H2> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H2> Barcelona Metro Guide: Everything You Need to Know Before You Ride
<H2> Common Mistakes New Tenants Make (and How to Avoid Them)
<H2> How to Open a Bank Account in Spain (2026) and Avoid Common Mistakes
<H2> First Week in Paris: Checklist for Expats
<H2> Valencia Neighbourhood Guide 2026: Find your perfect Barrio for your Lifestyle
<H2> Where to live in London: 3 best neighborhoods to move to
<H2> Universities in Valencia: Complete Guide for International Students
<H2> London first week checklist: essential guide for new residents
<H2> Where to live in London: 3 best neighborhoods to move to
<H2> Your First Week in Lisbon: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H2> Barceloneta Beach Life: What Living by the Sea in Barcelona Is Really Like
<H2> Digital Nomad Starter Kit for Spain: Essentials to Set Up Fast
<H2> Your First Week in Valencia: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H2> Your First Week in Berlin: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H2> Berlin Nightlife and Culture Guide: Clubs, Bars, and Creative Life
<H2> Common Mistakes New Tenants Make (and How to Avoid Them)
<H2> Berlin for Digital Nomads: Complete Guide to Living and Working Remotely
<H2> Barcelona Metro Guide: Everything You Need to Know Before You Ride
<H2> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H4> Enjoying the cityLifestyle
<H2> London first week checklist: essential guide for new residents
<H2> Where to live in London: 3 best neighborhoods to move to
<H2> London first week checklist: essential guide for new residents
<H2> Where to live in London: 3 best neighborhoods to move to
<H2> Your First Week in Lisbon: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H2> Barceloneta Beach Life: What Living by the Sea in Barcelona Is Really Like
<H2> Digital Nomad Starter Kit for Spain: Essentials to Set Up Fast
<H2> Your First Week in Valencia: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H2> Your First Week in Berlin: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H2> Berlin Nightlife and Culture Guide: Clubs, Bars, and Creative Life
<H2> Common Mistakes New Tenants Make (and How to Avoid Them)
<H2> Berlin for Digital Nomads: Complete Guide to Living and Working Remotely
<H2> Barcelona Metro Guide: Everything You Need to Know Before You Ride
<H2> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H2> London first week checklist: essential guide for new residents
<H2> Where to live in London: 3 best neighborhoods to move to
<H2> Your First Week in Lisbon: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H2> Barceloneta Beach Life: What Living by the Sea in Barcelona Is Really Like
<H2> Digital Nomad Starter Kit for Spain: Essentials to Set Up Fast
<H2> Your First Week in Valencia: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H2> Your First Week in Berlin: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H2> Berlin Nightlife and Culture Guide: Clubs, Bars, and Creative Life
<H2> Common Mistakes New Tenants Make (and How to Avoid Them)
<H2> Berlin for Digital Nomads: Complete Guide to Living and Working Remotely
<H2> Barcelona Metro Guide: Everything You Need to Know Before You Ride
<H2> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H2> London first week checklist: essential guide for new residents
<H3> Where to live in London: 3 best neighborhoods to move to
<H3> Your First Week in Lisbon: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H3> Barceloneta Beach Life: What Living by the Sea in Barcelona Is Really Like
<H3> Digital Nomad Starter Kit for Spain: Essentials to Set Up Fast
Thank you in advance for your support.
Hi,
I do not need to use css Just follow my example,s or if it is necessary, provide a temporary access via email at contact@tagdiv.com
Hi,
This can be achieved by creating articles that use a featured video instead of a featured image. You can follow our step-by-step guide here:
https://forum.tagdiv.com/featured-image-or-video/
To display these articles on the homepage, a simple approach is to assign a specific category to them (for example, “video” or a similar). Then, add a block or grid element and go to the Filter tab. From there, select the category used for those articles so they are displayed as desired.
Please note that using a Flex Block or Flex Grid will give you more flexibility and additional options for customizing the layout and settings.
I am attaching an Image of the Home Page that I wish to design.
Please advise hiw I can acchive this. I have tried but unable to find a way.

You should get the email with your credentials. here’s one of the posts: https://new.holographica.space/wp-admin/post.php?post=30679&action=edit
Hi,
That can be done using the pop-up element, Modal Popup. On this element, you have the possibility to set a page ID that you’d like to be used as a pop-up. The page can be created with the theme builder so it will look as you want, for example – https://prnt.sc/04mYOFdJs8nd – https://prnt.sc/i7ZG6pNLK7Mg the page id set in the popup element https://prnt.sc/cpL3GdU5Vd6b
Hola, he probado el Theme Newsmag – Newspaper & Magazine WordPress Theme pero no era lo que necesitaba, no sirve para mi proyecto.
Por favor podrían retornarme el dinero? gracias por su tiempo.
Usuario. pokerlogia ( Fernando Gatto )
fernandoagatto@gmail.com (PayPal)
This might be a stupid question but I’m a total beginner. I installed Newsweek Pro without the example content. My first mistake. Now after customizing the site, I can´t for the life of me figure out how to configure a good-looking popup menu like on the demo site. The one in the upper left corner. Is there any simple way of getting a modal popup menu like in the demo without uninstalling the theme and reinstalling it with the example content? I could do that, but I would prefer not to lose the other work I have done.
This is an example. One of the images is still pointing to the original, but two of the images are pointing to the version with size in the URL, which doesn’t exist. I tried running regenerate in wp cli, it didn’t help.
We’ve switched to the Center Pro homepage, but there seems to be a bug in the headline block.
The excerpt section here is set up to pull from the post summary. If no summary is entered, it automatically pulls from the first paragraph, as shown in the screenshot.
We plan to use custom summaries for our posts, but there’s an issue: when I enter an excerpt, the main block automatically scales based on the length of the summary. For example, if the summary is just one sentence, the block becomes extremely small and breaks the design. If it’s longer, the block grows accordingly.
At the moment, the only solution I see is not entering any summary and letting it pull content automatically.
Is there a way to fix this?
Hi,
It appears that you have a plugin installed that is interfering with the mobile version. I think this is the AMP plugin.
Please disable the amp plugin, clear all cache, and the problem will be resolved.
Thank you!
Please check on your mobile device and you can see that mobile menu is not working for pages.
Check for example:
https://ruralnet.mk/stratesko-i-proektno-planiranje/
or another page
Mobile menu is properly selected, look on attached photos and please help how to fix moblie menu on pages.


Thanks,
Vladimir
Hi,
There will be a need to make the improvements for the list provided on the Pagespeed test.
Also, for speed, if you are using the WP Super Cache plugin, make sure that you also use the Autoptimize plugin and CDN . There are also other cache plugins that can be used to do both caching and optimizing the site, so there is no need to have 2 plugins. For example, one of the best is WP Rocket, but you can also use free plugins like WP Optimizer and Litespeed.
Thank you!
I don’t see the shortcode element and I am using the latest version (Versión: 12.7.5). Also, None of the elements using wp editor are working and Mega Menu is broken; cannot have submenus in the left column as in the samples; it wrpas onto the next line with an ugly style.
Hello,
I am using the Newspaper theme with Single Post Featured Image and Featured Video enabled as a pop-up.
The video pop-up works correctly on desktop, but on iOS mobile devices (Safari), the pop-up opens and the video remains blank or stuck on loading.
This happens with both self-hosted MP4 videos and YouTube embeds.
I have already:
* Disabled Lazy Video on Mobile
* Disabled Sticky Video
* Cleared all caches (LiteSpeed and Cloudflare)
* Excluded tagDiv and popup scripts from delayed/deferred JS
Example:
https://thebilken.com/u-s-marines-seize-iranian-flagged-vessel/
Could you please check if this is a known issue with mobile popup video and provide a fix?
Thank you.
Hi,
I tried finding out in all your documents, but could not find.
Since the last Newspaper theme we are facing LCP and CLS issues on both desktop and mobile newspaper sites.
And all have to do with tagdiv and newspaper.
For example CLS –
Layout shift score: 0.1865
div.tdc_zone.tdi_67.wpb_row.td-pb-row
div.vc_column_inner.tdi_31.wpb_column.vc_column_container.tdc-inner-column.td-pb-span8
div.td_block_wrap.td_flex_block_4.tdi_82.td_with_ajax_pagination.td-pb-border-top.td_block_template_1.td_flex_block
div.vc_column_inner.tdi_36.wpb_column.vc_column_container.tdc-inner-column.td-pb-span12
div#tdi_37.td_block_inner.td-fix-index
and
Layout shift score: 0.0596
div.tdc_zone.tdi_67.wpb_row.td-pb-row
div.td-block.td-a-rec.td-a-rec-id-custom-spot.tdi_32.td_block_template_1
div.vc_column_inner.tdi_31.wpb_column.vc_column_container.tdc-inner-column.td-pb-span8
div.vc_column_inner.tdi_36.wpb_column.vc_column_container.tdc-inner-column.td-pb-span12
div#tdi_37.td_block_inner.td-fix-index
these all shifting on desktop, which is very high.
Similar problems with LCP too.
How to solve?
website: GadgetBridge.com
