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Hi @orlando

First of all check in System Status if Speed Booster plugin is active: http://screencast.com/t/6lILerCjFuAr You can read more about how plugin works in this topic: https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/mobile-view-problem-3/
Also not that google it’s more restrictive when it comes about page-speed on mobile devices. For example if on desktop you have 90/100 page-speed, on mobile the number will be smaller. This can be checked on our demo. If you look on desktop page-speed you’ll see that there is no render-blocking resource: http://screencast.com/t/pNE7wUbobndD but for the same demo on mobile devices google find a few resources which slow down the page load: http://screencast.com/t/GpmmJ1LHZVPt
To have the same page-sped on mobile as on desktop are required additional customizations and lots of tests. You can follow google’s indications to improve you mobile page-speed but keep in mint that this is a complex task which require some coding skills.
We can’t offer speed customization services at the moment so if you still need guidance on this or you’re not aware of the steps you need to take in this regard please consider hiring a developer or a freelancer to do this for you.

Thanks for your understanding and for your message.

Welll…..

a) if you use the speed booster framework, you would put the code into the Speed Booster plugin settings per the docs for that and the example from Lucien; *and* likely any custom css into your style.css and not in theme panel; and ideally NOT use child theme, to mimize any flash of unstyled text

b) if you’re doing custom hacking of your site, you would put any functions for de/enqueue into the functions.php where all such WordPress “actions” go; then you’d manually put your style.css link in footer. The WordPress codex has good tutorial on how “enqueuing” (adding to queue) works in WP.

c) You would then use the critical CSS generator found in my thread, to put the above the fold CSS “inline” in the header.php file. This loads only the needed CSS for above the fold to load with page — no render blocking of CSS — and then the rest loads with remainder of page. — Trial and error on this stuff.

These efforts are toward solving the pesky lower score on Google PageSpeed Insights for mobile “above the fold render blocking…”

This is a bit “advanced” stuff most folks won’t tackle. But if you’ve got everything ELSE as optimized as possible, this is kind of the LAST thing to do.

And frankly, if you’re using the AMP system for mobile, for a lot of folks, this will be a non issue as Google products will be loading the AMP version vs the responsive mobile version anyway.

So, one could argue if you have a desktop score of 92 or higher, and you’re running “AMP” on your site for posts, you likely don’t need to stress as much as before on the mobile score on Google’s direct testing speed tool. 🙂

( rant over . . . ) 🙂

• This reply was modified 10 years by simchris.

Ahh, block #16, I figured it out 🙂

Hi

The theme display posts following some specific rules and according with the filter set for any block in each page. For example if you publish a post which belongs to News category that post will automatically be displayed on News category page in first place. This is a WordPress default functionality, each post which belong to a specific category will be displayed on that category’s page.
On pages the theme display posts according with the filter set in each block’s settings: http://screencast.com/t/kNFrQMah5Ra You can read more about block settings in this tutorial: https://forum.tagdiv.com/newsmag-block-settings-tutorial/ also you can find some useful informations about page setup here: https://forum.tagdiv.com/newsmag-homepage-how-to-build-and-set-it/
Note that the theme posts displayed on pages will also be displayed on categories pages. This is how WordPress works.
The theme also have a unique article option, but this works for any individual page, bot for entire site. By enabling this option: http://screencast.com/t/TeZwRX5c13W the theme will display only unique article on pages’s first load. However the posts displayed on that page will also be displayed on category page or on other pages with similar filters. To avoid having duplicate posts on many pages you have to set the filters such that the theme to display different posts on each page. Here is an example:
– in page named Recent News let’s say you add a block and set it to display posts from News category.
– in page named Older Stories let’s say you add a block and set it to display posts from Old Articles category.

Following this example on your pages won’t appear duplicate posts, each page will display posts from the selected category.

I hope this helps.
Thanks!

Hi Andrei,
thank you very much for your prompt reply and for you patience.
Now, I’ve better understood the 7 WPP post sorting behaviour, but still have a big doubt tha I try to explain better in the following. Since the moment I’ve enabled the visit counting display on posts, that is yesterday in the early morning, I’m monitoring the last 24h, 7days, 30days visits as well as what is shown on “MOST VIEWED” -“PIU’ VISTI” filter block on my home page. The results still continue to be incorrect. In fact, as one can expect, now the statistics of 24h, 7days and 30days are all aligned as you can see from here http://screencast.com/t/pVP8tbGpMd4, here http://screencast.com/t/Dx2BLPGVT, and here http://screencast.com/t/QPK69L6xKQ. As you stated in your last reply, now the first 4 posts in the 7 days WPP list should be the same of the 4 posts shown in the “MOST VIEWED” – “PIU’ VISTI” section on my home page: because the 1st and 2nd condition of your reply are now both satisfied.
But if I check opening the home page http://www.ntr24.tv/, I see this http://screencast.com/t/rI0JCOOHvym i.e. no one of the 4 most viewed -7days WPP- has been listed in the home page block!
And here comes another much more strange thing: if you go ahead clicking on paging controls of the filtering block in the home page and, right after, you click again backward, you will see the correct result as you can see here: http://screencast.com/t/XfD5OrSWM. Now the 7days WPP shown posts are correct even if you go forward and backward again by means of the block’s paging controls.
Moreover, even if the post list on the home is correct after the “unusual” forward/backward scrolling, the first 4 posts of 7 days WPP reported visits doesn’t match with the views counter of the related posts (the number near the eye icon on the post): please look here http://screencast.com/t/WwfJkAKjB and match with the 7 days WPP visits. Why?

Since I’ve enabled the “unique content” on site pages from theme panel, might have this a negative impact on the corretness of the 7 days WPP block filter behaviour?
If this is the case, I still don’t understand why results change scrolling forward and backward on block in the home page because, after all, the “unique content” still should have effect…
Thanks in advance of your pacience and kindness and looking forward to better understand about it.
Giuseppe

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Hi

The theme can display animated gif only in post content, not on modules. If you add a gif image in post content it will be displayed fine, but if you set it as featured image then will not be rendered as gif, but as a normal image.
You can try use a plugin like Animate Gif Resize to get the gif image work on modules and blocks https://wordpress.org/plugins/animated-gif-resize/ Note that we didn’t tested this plugin and I can’t grantee that will work 100% with our theme.

Thanks!

Hi

You can use a css like this one:

.td_block_big_grid .td-module-thumb a:before, .td_block_big_grid_2 .td-module-thumb a:before, .td_block_big_grid_4 .td-module-thumb a:before, .td_block_big_grid_5 .td-module-thumb a:before, .td_block_big_grid_6 .td-module-thumb a:before, .td_block_big_grid_7 .td-module-thumb a:before {
background: transparent !important;
}

This code will target all grids except big grid 3.
Thanks!

Hi,
I’d just want add other details to the previous post: if you go on the webmagazine home page sidebar http://www.ntr24.tv/ you can see that the 7 days popular posts are http://screencast.com/t/O5nOAAzmZ8Km , while if you see in the admin panel the 7 days WPP you get instead http://screencast.com/t/1xs5abaL4i. But there is more: if you click on the pagination control to forward, you will see a 7 days WPP list (please see http://screencast.com/t/pQyf1aNmwYNU) which contains some of the right most popular posts even if not all the foreseen posts are reported (i.e. the first 4 of the 7 days WPP posts).
Endly, if you click the block pagination controls forward and then backward again, you will notice that the first 4 post of 7 days WPP are not the same! I’m getting very confused and still cannot get the right block filtering behaviour that is, to show in the home page sidebar the first 4 posts of the 7 most popular posts. Please, could you clarify and tell what is wrong?
Thank you in advance for any appreciated help.
Giuseppe