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Hi Ari,

1. You need to use tagDiv Composer edit the homepage and select the logo from header, then select the svg tab and remove the code from there – https://i.imgur.com/zkR1mV6.png this operation is need to be done on all header logos you are using (header, footer, sticky header, mobile header) – https://forum.tagdiv.com/add-logo-newspaper/
2. From blocks it can be removed globally using the theme panel settings from Theme panel > blocks settings > meta info on modules/blocks – https://i.imgur.com/daSq2MT.png and for removing it from articles use tagdiv Composer to edit the single post template, and use the right click on element you want to delete – https://i.imgur.com/rl6q5O2.png – https://i.imgur.com/GTJmGPV.png
3. Unfortunately the element for the location is not working like that to display for each user the location where he/she is accessing the website, sorry!

Thank you!

Hi,
You can use the tagDiv Composer, edit the homepage and select the blocks, use the filter and sort to filterer the articles you want in each block and how those to be short. For more details you can use this documentation – https://forum.tagdiv.com/flex-block-settings-guide/
Thank you!

Hi,

If you have a shortcode and you want to make it to look the same as our blocks, then you’ll need a developer and designer. But what do you want to display? Our blocks can display articles, pages, CPTS, so maybe it is no need to use a custom shortcode.
If the problem appeared after the shortcode has been set on the page, the the problem is related to it and it can be resolved only by removing that shortcode, usually this can be done using a page revision https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/complete-guide-to-wordpress-post-revisions/
You can save elements in tagDiv Composer by using the right clock on them and save as element – https://i.imgur.com/pTRr9Hm.png

Thank you!

Hi,
I checked the site a little and it doesn’t seem to be using excessive blocks or many ajax options that make a lot of requests to the database, I think that’s why the few results from the Query Monitor plugin are there, but if the WP Media Folder plugin indicates that many queries, you need to see if these are all the site queries made by the plugin or just from this page, if it’s from the site, then it’s ok, but if they are from the page, then something is wrong. If you want, we can investigate further, for this you will need to have a complete backup of the site and the database and only then contact us by email at contact@tagdiv.com where you provide us with wp-admin access to the site and include the link to this topic so we can identify you faster.
Thank you!

Hi Koder,
What you can try if the 2 blocks have the same categories to display is to use the offset option and set for example offset 3 on the firs block so the second one should display the first 3 articles and the firs one should skip them.
I hope this will help you!
Thank you!

Hi Atithya,
It seems the issue is related to the license key being used on multiple websites, rather than being limited to a single site as specified by ThemeForest’s licensing terms. Unfortunately, this can lead to misuse, where some users activate the license on several domains, which impacts its proper functionality.

As previously mentioned, a license key should not be used on more than two active domains. In the screenshot you shared, it appears the key has been used on four different domains. If all of these are live and using the theme, the license may become temporarily blocked. During this period, the license cannot be unassigned from any domain until the block is lifted.
Thank you for your understanding!

Hi,
For this you can use the steps indicate by us in this guide – Thumbnails – Fix strange looking images on blocks
Thank you!

Hi,
Ok, it appears that the website is blocked for a part of countries, so I us a VPN to check it out.
Now, I see that on homepage you have a different header, so I believe that maybe one of the theme plugins is no longer installed? Please go to Newspaper plugins and make sure that you have installed and activate the tagDiv Composer, tagDiv Cloud Library and tagDiv Standard Pack (I believe that you do not have the standard pack that brings the old templates).
Thank you!

Hi Lamiaa,
1. Yes, using tagDiv Composer, you can select the block and check in Layout in section for exclusive label, from there you can on/off the option or change the text – https://i.imgur.com/g0rdbcE.png
Thank you!

Hello,

There are a few theme settings that can increase database and resources consumption.
The largest data table the theme keeps in the database is the theme panel and the backups for it. From what I remember these are called td_010 and td_010_settings. What you could do is to adjust the number of backups, by default there are 5 of them. You could set it to 1 backup here -> https://prnt.sc/qZBjZo2p3bVu Other than this, it will require manually cleaning the rest of the autoloaded options.
Check if you are using ajax pagination, mega menu many blocks (the theme is making a query for each block in part and if you are using mega menu each element as mega menu makes queries, also ajax pagination make quires to database), also make sure that you use lazyload for images.
Also, check if you have enabled the post view count per articles, this is using ajax and request extra resources, also all filters base post view count consume extra resources (all popular filters).
In addition, it’s a good idea to identify what’s consuming your server resources. Tools like Query Monitor and Code Profiler can help you pinpoint high CPU or resource usage caused by plugins, themes, or database queries.

What I will recommend is to create a full backup for your website, in special for database and after that to try to clear the database; for this you can try this guide – https://hostadvice.com/how-to/website-builders/wordpress/how-to-optimize-wordpress-database-using-wp-sweep/
I hope this will help you!
Thank you!

Hello,

To reduce the queries you can check the fallow.
Check if you are using ajax pagination, mega menu many blocks (the theme is making a query for each block in part and if you are using mega menu each element as mega menu makes queries, also ajax pagination make quires to database), also make sure that you use lazyload for images.
Other type of settings that can reduce the numbers of queries: use a good cache plugin, use object cache (redis), and use flex block cache – https://forum.tagdiv.com/use-flex-blocks-cache-option/
In addition, it’s a good idea to identify what’s consuming your server resources. Tools like Query Monitor and Code Profiler can help you pinpoint high CPU or resource usage caused by plugins, themes, or database queries.

Thank you!

Hi,
Only the flex blocks have the option to add/remove elements, the normal blocks use only the theme panel settings that will apply globally – https://i.imgur.com/kr3oLLV.png also you can import from cloud a flex block that was configurated to looks similar with block 11 – and you can edit it – https://i.imgur.com/ptKrbuO.png – https://i.imgur.com/cSPbpwJ.png
Thank you!

Hi,
This situation can be related to the fact that the flex block do not has the correct filter set, it should be set on related by category, tag or taxonomy like this – https://i.imgur.com/SNBQxBB.png (using the filter with single in front). Please check the settings you have on the element.
Thank you!

Hi,
There are 2 situations, first one is if the option for unique article is enabled on page – https://forum.tagdiv.com/unique-articles/ (I believe is not the case) and the second one is related to offset – https://i.imgur.com/MHbFKkp.png remove the offset from block.