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Hi,

I just checked the website, and it looks like the element is displaying correctly. However, the issue shown here (https://i.imgur.com/k8gNiN3.png) seems to occur when entering the username and password.

Are you seeing any errors in the browser console? Also, does the problem persist when you deactivate all extra plugins and keep only the theme’s required plugins (without cache plugins)?

Thank you!

Hi,
This issue is usually caused by the cache. When you log in, the cache is cleared, and afterward it stores the correct data.
What I will suggest is to exclude formcache from the js file for weather, for this exclude this file tdWeather.js
I hope this will help you!

Hi,

Using the mobile theme and AMP is no longer recommended as it once was.
Mobile theme and amp ar limited you can use only the theme panel options under mobile theme
Also, for pages you need to set the content in mobile editor manually, content that must be created using the mobile editor, not other builders, and not copy/paste the page content in mobile editor.

Related to cache, when you are not using the responsive version, then you need to use a separate cache for the mobile version; otherwise, the mobile version will be displayed on desktop and the desktop version on mobile.

Thank you!

Hello,

This issue is very unlikely to be caused directly by the Newsmag theme. In most cases, it’s related to leftover cache, generated files, or plugins from the previous Kubio setup.

I recommend checking the following:

Cache cleanup beyond WP-Optimize
WP-Optimize doesn’t always remove theme-generated or server-level cache. If possible, please clear cache from the hosting panel and remove any generated /cache/ or minified asset folders (after backup).

Kubio leftovers
Make sure there are no Kubio-related plugins, mu-plugins, or injected CSS still active (Customizer, global styles, header/footer scripts).

CSS affecting the body layout
The overflow issue on the homepage strongly suggests a leftover global CSS rule, likely added by Kubio, which also explains the admin bar behavior.

Quick core check
Re-save permalinks and, if needed, temporarily disable plugins to rule out conflicts.

Your CSS fix is a valid temporary workaround, but the goal should be to remove the source of the conflicting styles so the site stays clean and stable.
Thank you!

Hi,
This situation appears because you are using the tagDiv Mobile theme plugin instead of the responsive version. To have the same layout and content as on desktop, please go to plugins and look for the TD Mobile theme plugin, disable it, clear all cache, and the responsive version will be displayed.
I hope this will help you!

Hi,
This situation appears because you are using the tagDiv Mobile theme plugin instead of the responsive version. To have the same layout and content as on desktop, please go to plugins and look for the TD Mobile theme plugin, disable it, clear all cache, and the responsive version will be displayed.
I hope this will help you!

Hi Mick,
I just checked the website using my mobile, and for me, it’s happeing that the problem with the header is like this, the logo is over the mobile menu – https://i.imgur.com/6WCLGzs.png, so maybe in your case it’s ok, on mobile, but it appears to be a more global problem. Could you please check the settings from teh cache plugin?

Hi,
I just checked the screenshots and the provided link and nowit seems to look correct – https://i.imgur.com/0Q0qVor.png I believe it was something related to cache on css and js.
Thank you!

Hi Mick, I just checked the mobile version of the website and there seems to be a problem with the way of the logo is displaying – https://i.imgur.com/X28vemy.png. This is over the menu.
What I suggest is to check the log on the website to see if the problem persists. If the problem is resolved, then you must check the settings from the cache plugin.
Thank you!

Hi,
In case this is working when you are logged in and the cache is not applied, then it is related to the cache plugin settings (check the css and js settings from the cache plugin).
Thank you!

Hi,
This may be due to a large number of cookies and other elements that are no longer cached. As a result, the page is loading without cached data, which increases the load time.
Thank you!

Hi,
This is a common situation when a cache plugin is used with a shop, so you should ask for LiteSpeed support, help they will know what you should exclude:
https://blog.litespeedtech.com/2017/05/31/wpw-fixing-lscachewoocommerce-conflicts/

To exclude cookies from the cache, enter the values of the cookies in the Never Cache Cookies field:
woocommerce_cart_hash
woocommerce_items_in_cart
wp_woocommerce_session
woocommerce_recently_viewed

Thank you!

Hi,
For your site size and traffic, I recommend the following server specs:
– 4 CPU (3+ GHz)
– 8 GB RAM
– fast NVMe SSD storage (critical for DB performance)
– mariaDB/MySQL on the same server
– redis (dedicated) or an in-process object cache
With proper configuration, this setup is more than enough to handle a 40k-post site and 2GB database, and it will run very smoothly.

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Thank you!

Hi,
You need to do the same, but on the view count icon, after that save the changes and see when you are loged in, after that clear the cache.
Thank you!

Hi,
This situation appears when the plugin tagDiv Mobile theme is installed, which will overwrite the responsive version of the website. My recommendation is to disable and delete the tagDiv Mobile theme plugin, clear the cache and check the results, the website will display the responsive version.
Thank you!