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Let me describe what’s happening.
In the editing panel, I go to PAGES – CREATE NEW – I give it a name. Then I go to DIVI BUILDER. Here I add, for example, a FlexBlock1 module after the menu – I select filters for it. And so, the new page created with this module displays the FlexBlock1 module on all pages of the portal and in all categories of the portal under the menu.
Hello!
You can use a license key for one single product(website). For the other domains/sub-domains, please consider buying another license key. There are two places for a license: one can be used for staging, and the other is for the live version of your product/sub-domain/website. If you want to move the theme to another website or change domain/migrate, you’ll need to reset the license key from that website: https://www.screencast.com/t/Zt12bpyX and remove the theme (delete), in this way the license will be available for the new website and you can use the theme without any problems.
If you use it on subdomains that are a part of your product or wp multisite, you could use the same key.
Check this thread for example: https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/sub-domains-installation/
Thank you!
Looking at the actual error items of my website, most of my website, but it is not index due to be exposed.Is it related to AMP?
Note: when setting up be sure to set regex value option in Redirection plugin, not a simple one page redirect (see the how to for the plugin for more info).
There is no SEO problem as AMP was always a separate version of the canonical main page; hence why Google makes such a big deal about the “canonical” URL. This way
mysite/page-name
mysite/page-name?amp
mysite/page-name?pdf
would all have (1) “canonical link” which is the main one. This is how duplicate content is addressed and managed.
When you remove /amp or ?=amp links, your main page will load from any of the inbound amp links, and since the main page was always the “real” or “canonical” link, there is no SEO issue as suddenly losing hundreds of inbound links redirecting to what was always the main link has no downside.
Technically, just turning off AMP and letting google see they are gone, will just clean things up. There is no penalty for removing amp links entirely even when NOT doing a regex redirect.
🙂
simchris, Thank you, friend, I have a question.
When you turn off the amplifier and set the redirection value,
There will be a lot of redirection on the homepage.
Wouldn’t this negatively affect the SEO score?
Hello!
If you enable this option: “Remember active tab on page refresh” from the element tabbed content and apply a unique id, for example, test, then when you access the second tab, for example, you can see that unique id named test in the link. When you copy-paste that link in another tab of your browser, the shortcode tabbed content will remember the second tab, and it will directly be displayed open.
Thank you!
I would like to include Next and Previous buttons for navigation between paginated pages within the same post.
I want to paginate individual posts so that if I have an article like postexample.html, it should display paginated content, such as postexample.html/2, postexample.html/3, etc.
Clicking the Next button on the last page of a post opens the next older post (instead of newer), and the Previous button opens the next newer post (instead of older).
Could you please guide me on how to implement this functionality in the Newspaper theme? Specifically:
Which template files or functions should I modify to achieve this pagination structure?
Any theme-specific hooks or filters I can use to customize this behavior?
Thank you
The solution was to reactivate AMP, go to the AMP Settings panel and use the “Other” rollout to turn off “Redirect mobile visitors to AMP”.
At least, that worked in this particular case.
I haven’t tried deactivating the AMP plugin since, so it might just be a “post hoc ergo propter hoc”
best, Thomas
Hello,
I’m glad you solved it, but I don’t understand what you mean by ” since it required AMP.” Can you please provide more details?
Thank you!
Hello!
We have 3 options available for mobile versions that you can use:
1. Responsive version: A responsive version of your website looks similar to the desktop version. TagDiv Composer is used to edit the page. Click on the mobile viewport: https://www.screencast.com/t/XDQJedlggSB. There, you can see your mobile version and edit or adjust the elements to look better.
2. Mobile pages: https://tagdiv.com/newspaper-10-3-7-update-brings-customizable-and-fast-mobile-pages
3. Mobile theme plugin: The Mobile Theme is a performance-optimized theme included in the main Newspaper theme that only loads on mobile devices. It comes with its own templates and designs for pages, posts, categories, etc., so your current templates from the desktop theme will get converted to the mobile theme layout. Please see https://forum.tagdiv.com/the-mobile-theme/ and https://forum.tagdiv.com/mobile-theme-introduction/ for more information.
A full explanation is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpGkOnJeNZY
If you need to use mobile version 1 or 2, then you need to uninstall the Mobile Theme plugin and AMP.
If you modify in the header or footer, then yes, all the changes will be applied on all your pages because you use that header and footer template globally.
Thank you!
Redirect AMP pages
http://site.com/article/amp/ ⇒ http://site.com/article/
Source
^/(.*?)/amp/$
Target
/$1/
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Redirect ?amp pages
http://site.com/article/?amp=12 ⇒ http://site.com/article/
Source
^/(.*?)/\?amp=.*
Target
/$1/
Site: https://ourtimesnews.org/
Most of our ads are no longer displaying after we updated our Newspaper theme to version 12.6.7.
For example, we have a header ad coded to show up in the site header, but the image does not display. The ad title is showing up though. Any idea on why this isn’t displaying correctly?
Thank you!
Please see the attached Onedrive link that provides a screen video recording of the issue.
Hi
I’d like to set a section on the right bar side of every article of my travel blog in which I’d like to include links to specific webs related to the category.
So, for example, in all articles about Rome I want to display the same links on the right bar, but in all articles about Paris I’d like to show the same style but with links related to Paris websites instead of Rome ones.
Is it something I can do? How?
I solved the problem, but not in the nicest way. I reactivated AMP and turned off the mobile version in AMP. This stopped my phone from going into the mobile version of the page and start to present the reponsive version of the site.
I know this is probably not the best ways to solve this, since it required AMP, but it did the trick for now.
best, Thomas
I tried deactivating the AMP plugin from the plugins panel and it is displayed as deactivated. Where do I purge the cache?
best, Thomas
Hi muktipolice, what I can suggest is to ask the support team of the plugin you are using, they will know the right steps for how to do it.
All that I can do is to provide some guide from google – How to redirect all AMP pages to non AMP pages
Hi,
The AMP plugin is still activated ->https://i.imgur.com/79xoExj.png so please deactivate it, and purge the cache a few times.
Thank you!
Hi Anamaria,
I tried disabling the AMP plugin, but the menu is still not showing on my phone. I also noticed, that some page content is missing (the picture and the share buttons). Don’t know if that is related.
best,
Thomas
Hello,
Please disable the amp plugin because this is deprecated https://developer.bigcommerce.com/docs/storefront/wordpress/platform-integration/enabling-amp , so we no longer recommend it and check after the menu.
Thank you!
Hello!
We recommend to use cloud/PRO templates in order to have the possibility to edit them with the TagDiv Composer which contains a lot of functions and features, please check our tutorial here: https://forum.tagdiv.com/tagdiv-composer-tutorial/
More documentation about the cloud templates is here:
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/cloud-library-templates/
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/design-post-pages-using-cloud-library-templates/
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/cloud-library-category-templates/
We have 3 options available for mobile versions that you can use:
1. Responsive version: A responsive version of your website looks similar to the desktop version. TagDiv Composer is used to edit the page. Click on the mobile viewport: https://www.screencast.com/t/XDQJedlggSB. There, you can see your mobile version and edit or adjust the elements to look better.
2. Mobile pages: https://tagdiv.com/newspaper-10-3-7-update-brings-customizable-and-fast-mobile-pages
3. Mobile theme plugin: The Mobile Theme is a performance-optimized theme included in the main Newspaper theme that only loads on mobile devices. It comes with its own templates and designs for pages, posts, categories, etc., so your current templates from the desktop theme will get converted to the mobile theme layout. Please see https://forum.tagdiv.com/the-mobile-theme/ and https://forum.tagdiv.com/mobile-theme-introduction/ for more information.
A full explanation is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpGkOnJeNZY
If you need to use mobile version 1 or 2, then you need to uninstall the Mobile Theme plugin and AMP.
A solution for sending a screenshot/video with the issue you have is this:
Download, capture, and send: https://www.techsmith.com/jing-tool.html
After making the screenshot, you will have a link; paste it here.
Thank you!
Hello,
AMP is deprecated as of January 2023-> https://developer.bigcommerce.com/docs/storefront/wordpress/platform-integration/enabling-amp so we don’t longer recommend it.
Thank you!
Hi everyone,
I’d like to ask about the benefits of AMP in 2024 because I’m considering implementing it on my website as well. Is it still relevant or not for a blog or news website that aims to generate revenue through ads when using AMP?
I’ve heard some recent news saying AMP is no longer relevant since it’s no longer supported by Google, but from all the articles I’ve read, they emphasize, “If your site is a news site, using AMP is an important step.”
My mobile website, when tested on PageSpeed Insights for Core Web Vitals, passes the assessment. However, I’m still confused about whether I should use AMP or not. I’m uncertain because the Core Web Vitals results sometimes fail after a month or after significant Google updates.
What about you? Do you use AMP, and has it been beneficial for your site’s ranking or revenue? Is using AMP for a blog or news website a necessity?
I hope I or others who are as confused as I am about AMP can gain clarity from experienced webmasters and theme developers here.
I don’t see an error message in Console for this page, but do see this file referenced:
https://remember.org/wp-admin/admin.php?page=td_theme_panel&td_page=td_view_import_export_settings
That’s getting the 500 error.
>>> This error happens when I try to save in Theme Panel for the mobile theme:
This is the error message when I generally try to save in Theme Panel, the square icon keeps spinning with a 500 error for:
https://remember.org/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?td_theme_name=Newspaper&v=12.6.7
I’m not sure it’s related to this import/export problem, but stops me from updating the mobile themes. Thought it might be related.
I’m trying to see your writing.Google 구글amp cache was difficult.Can I only apply large rules through redirection plug-in?
