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Hello,

I am trying to use the official child theme following the official documentation at https://forum.tagdiv.com/the-child-theme-support-tutorial/

I have downloaded the full Newspaper package and located the official child theme in the /code/ folder. I have placed this folder in my /wp-content/themes/ folder. When attempting to activate this theme, I receive a fatal error on my site:
There has been a critical error on this website. Please check your site admin email inbox for instructions. If you continue to have problems, please try the support forums.

Inspecting error logs, I find this error:
2025/08/06 22:27:18 [error] 53#53: *900 FastCGI sent in stderr: "PHP message: PHP Warning: require_once(/www/kinsta/public/mysite/wp-content/themes/Newspaper-child/blocks/acf-blocks-loader.php): Failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /www/kinsta/public/mysite/wp-content/themes/Newspaper/functions.php on line 644;

It looks like the parent Newsletter theme is looking for files/folders it expects to be in the active theme instead of the template. The child theme should not be required to contain specific files/folders from the parent theme unless the child theme intends to make changes in these files. This causes the child theme to be highly vulnerable to future updates from the parent theme.

When looking at the official child theme documentation you state:
!Important:

Since all of the theme functionality was moved to the tagDiv Standard Pack, the root theme folder is wp-content\plugins\td-standard-pack\Newspaper.
You do not have to place this path in your child theme though. Simply add the files in newspaper-child directly and the system will rewrite files from the above folder.

However, the td-standard-pack is an optional plugin, and I have a few questions:
1.) Does it need to be activated in order for child themes to work?
2.) Is it required to copy the files/folders from this plugin into the child theme folder?
3.) If it was your intention for the child theme to contain these files, why does the official child theme not come with them?
4.) Is the official child theme intended to be broken as-is until these files are added?

Thank you for any help you can provide.

Wordpress has a built-in “sticky” post function where you can mark one post as “Sticky” to ensure that it always displays at the very top of the list of posts, even if it isn’t the latest post: https://i.imgur.com/Pe6CgoD.png

I test this function in the Newspaper theme to see if it would appear as the first post in the Flex Block 1 I have at the top of my front page. However it doesn’t seem to work as it would with a default WP theme. Is there a way to support this functionality in Newspaper or a way to recreate it without much hassle?

we cannot add a custom css for the theme quotes. the theme is outputting this:

.tdi_141 .tdb-block-inner blockquote p {
font-family: Chivo !important;
font-size: 48px !important;
line-height: 1 !important;
font-weight: 900 !important;
text-transform: none !important;
color: #000000;
}

but if we add something to the wp customizer, with the !important nothing happen because the code above is outputted after so we are not able to change the theme css. any suggestion on how to update the quotes css?

for example this is not applied:

.tdb-block-inner blockquote p {
font-size: 22px !important;
font-weight: 600 !important;
line-height: 1rem ! Important;
}

thank you!

I tried now so many times to get PayPal working, no success. Tried live mode, sandbox mode, copied client ID, not working. The site opens for a split of a second a popup ( maybe PayPal) but disappears immediately. And no, I do not blocking popups via firefox, checked this already.

I have a 30px left/right padding on my Single Post Content element to keep the text from touching the edges of the column. However, I’d like the background of the blockquote to extend to the very edges of the column.

Right now I’m trying something like this:

.single-post blockquote.td_quote_box {
background: #EDF7F6;
width: 100%;
}

But as you can see this is respecting the 30px left/right padding of the Single Post Content element, and thus not actually extending to the edges: https://i.imgur.com/StGwkP1.png

If I go to 110% width to try to overflow the edges, it only overflows on the right side instead of both sides equally: https://i.imgur.com/HD29vgm.png

Any thoughts on how I can achieve this?

I’ve had the same homepage for 7+ years with various slides/blocks and every month I change the filters. Starting today, any filter I try and change is deleting the entire element. If I put in a different slide #, the whole block disappears. Same for all the other blocks. This has never happened in the 100s of times I’ve done this. What changed and how to fix it? If I could fix in the text editor, I would, but as you know, your code back there is gibberish.

Hello Team,

I am having issues applying category templates to my pages using tagDiv Composer on my website https://www.anglertest.de
As a starting point I used the aniglobe category template renamed it to koedertest-category and adjusted it to my needs but the changes are not beeing applied.
1) There is no way for me to switch the category in the composer to preview it in the composer
2) When visiting a category the “edit in tagDiv Composer” button is not visible
3) Not a single category template is ever beeing applied to categories. I have set the template as global without success. Changing the template on-the-fly from the frontend did not work. Setting the template from the theme panel category settings did not work either.

In this picture you can see that my template should be assigned globally

I made sure that in the theme panel under categories that the same template is globally set and checked every category underneath to inherit from global settings.

This is the actual template and I added an html block to verify if the template was assigned.

In this picture you can see that the template for the “wobbler” category looks completely different.

Strange enough, the template for the “gummifisch” category looks slightly different with the same theme applied (see arrow up top), the text I inserted to check was nowhere to be found (not even in source code)

In the very beginning I installed the aniglobe templates intially without demo content, but changed up the templates one-by-one. I did not find any option to disable or uninstall the prebuild website.
In my endless tries with different configurations I was not able to aplly the template, but I found something interesting which might explain the bugs I encounter.

In those pictures you can see the categories I use and the post_types I register. The post_types are using those categories and I make sure that every post of those post_types has at least one category assigned. All post_types share the same categories (native category from wordpress).
The permalink structure is setup like /%category%/%postname%.html for every post_type. Category basis is set to “angelkoeder”.
Every category is named after a post_type. Nested categories are not named after post_types.
The only exception is the category “gummifisch” where post_type “gummifische” articles are categorized under. I might have missed the “e” when I set this up in 2013.

Somehow this category looks different as you can see in the above screenshot.
Furthermore I discovered that, when I change the template in the theme panel to “no template” (but do not save those settings) it reveals the settings I made previously with “Module 14” as article display view. You can see in the screenshot above for the “wobbler” category that this is the applied design even though the bar on top suggests my custom “kodertest-category” template is supposed to be applied.

Any help is highly appreciated. If needed I can provide further screenshots.
Thank you for your help.

I tried to sign up for your service to migrate from SiteGround and you all have blocked new customers? When are you going to open up back up for migration?

New Customers

Hi,

I recently bought the Newspaper template and used the Forest Beat theme and found the experience to be so extremely difficult-to-use and cumbersome.

It doesn’t come with a page template – which is fine – but clearly there’s no way for me to even create a tagdiv template at all that my non-post pages can use. A hacky way I did was to import any random template into “Page”, and copy-pasted the Base64-encoded source.

I went through your knowledgebase and there doesn’t seem to be any way to figure out how this can be used?

1. How do you even add your own template such that it can be used by pages? I only just need a simple page layout but seems to be an impossible task.

2. If I want to customise the “Single Post Author” component on a page, I noted the default Forest Beat overrides font-size as 16px, somehow I cannot replicate that via the tagDiv composer?

3. I wanted to change the theme colours of Forest Beat, from the theme colours tab, I can only change the primary accent and a bunch of other colours, but I cannot find these:

--light-green-forest-beat – where can I modify this?

The entire tbd-global-colors block (via view-source) is:

--mm-custom-color-4:#C2A25D;--mm-custom-color-5:#F7F9F9;--mm-custom-color-1:#053426;--mm-custom-color-2:#B79259;--mm-custom-color-3:#79847E;--accent-color:#fff;--accent-forest-beat:#5c6b28;--dark-green-forest-beat:#1D2110;--white-forest-beat:#FFFFFF;--transparent-white-forest-beat:rgba(255,255,255,0.25);--transparent-white-2-forest-beat:rgba(255,255,255,0.6);--transparent-white-3-forest-beat:rgba(255,255,255,0.7);--transparent-dark-green-forest-beat:rgba(29,33,16,0.8);--transparent-dark-green-2-forest-beat:rgba(29,33,16,0.25);--light-green-forest-beat:#F3F7EE;--transparent-dark-green-3-forest-beat:rgba(29,33,16,0.65)

Is the experience intended to be like that?

Hello, I’m using the Newspaper theme with the default Gutenberg block editor. In the editor, all H2 and H3 headings appear correctly styled and sized. However, when viewing the live post, those same headings are rendered extremely small—almost unreadable—on all devices and articles.

I haven’t made any CSS customizations or used a child theme. The site is running WP Super Cache, but clearing the cache doesn’t fix the issue. The problem seems to be related to the theme’s default CSS or its compatibility with Gutenberg heading blocks.

How can I restore proper heading sizes on the frontend without switching to tagDiv Composer? Any help would be appreciated!