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jasondannelly
tagDiv Member

This is for google responsive ads that I am dropping into the header ad box in the theme panel. You can see I have the script updated on my theme panel (Photo below). I save the setting. But the code on my site is still showing the old adsense account (second photo below). Ads will display from the old account, but not from the new account. My ads.txt file is updated as well.

I’ve cleared the cache as well and it still does not update.

Photo 1

Photo 2

Calin
tagDiv Staff

Hello,
From what I’ve read, most of the recommendations have already been made on the site: object cache plugin, cache on flex blocks, cache plugin….
What I would recommend is a dev/staging where you can do some tests, for example try using a demo with classic templates like the Local News demo, but this should be tested only on dev or staging, not on live. And tested using the tagDiv Composer and tagDiv Standard Pack plugin, without any other plugins. Then, compared with the results on live.
Thank you!

jasondannelly
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I am changing over to a different Google Adsense account. I have made the update to my theme panel, but it is not updating it on my site. I have cleared the cache, the theme panel shows the new account, I’ve added the proper ads.txt but it still is showing from the old account.

regio-online
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Hi there at tagdiv,

I am troubleshooting my website https://regioonline.nl, a newssite with 64 subpages and 50.000+ posts. The databaseservice mariadb gets killed every day a few times when working in the backend. At first I was using a VPS with 16 CPU core and 60GB RAM, and now a shared hosting with 24 CPU core and 16GB RAM. In both cases the database issue is persistent, only on the (unmanaged) VPS the mariadb.service was not automaticly restarted (had to restart the server). I had someone managing that VPS for me, but he got another job (so I moved to shared hosting). Now I am more up to speed about use a Linux VPS (Debian 12) with Plesk and SSH, but still figuring things out before moving the site back again.

The site has a big database (3.2GB) with the main table being postmeta (2.7GB), serving all images from Google Drive through a plugin (WP Media Folder+addon).

With the use of Code Profiler and Query Monitor I am troubleshooting for main issues. All my (sub)pages generate about 459 Query’s per page of witch 416 are from td-composer (see https://prnt.sc/lwOgOlsnsEf2

The page I measured this on was https://www.regioonline.nl//regio-tilburg/, but all (sub)pages (see https://regioonline.nl/regiopagina/) are with the same result. The homepage is even a bit larger

On the mentioned page of Tilburg I disabled all Ajax pagination and block caching.

Using any caching solution (be it with plugins like WP Rocket or WP Supercache, or using serverside caching options like Varnish, Redis Object Cache or OPcache) will make the issue of the database server getting killed a lot worse. Ofcourse tried every combination possible, but only not caching anything, reduces the issue to a few times a day, instead off every 20 minutes or so.

Is this a question of too many blocks on a page (disabled block caching for Flex Blocks aswell) so td-composer generate that many query’s? What is the best option to reduce this to an acceptable level, not killing the databaseservice every time?

Do I need to tune down the number of topics/blocks on every page? Do I need to reduce the number of pages?

Good to now that every menuitems has it’s own seperat link. I also tried the deactivate all (sub)pages except the homepage and made links to to automatic generated category pages of every item, but even did not solve the issue.

Hope you can help me a few steps further, or can give any advise on how to proceed. If I tune down on settings, blocks and pages, is this info removed from the database (mainly postmeta) also? If not, how can I solve that?

Sorry for the bloat of information, but I am hoping to make the issue clear. I know this is not only a theme issue, so I have already contacted several pluginbuilders also. This helped already in reducing databasequery’s.

Simion C.
tagDiv Staff

Hi,

Please disregard that notice. It doesn’t mean there is no caching on the website, it’s a simple check which looks specifically for the super cache plugin, it doesn’t detect any other plugins. This was the plugin we recommended some time ago, and its still a pretty good free plugin. Of course now there are plenty of caching and optimization plugin which work fine with the theme. We may remove that notice from there as it can get confusing.

Please let us know if you have more questions.

Thanks.

Incredible
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I’ve recently started editing my WordPress website using the Newspaper theme, and so far everything seems to be working smoothly. However, I noticed that in the ‘System Status’ section of the theme panel, the caching plugin status is marked in yellow. It also recommends using WP Super Cache.
Since I’m hosted on Cloudways, I have Breeze and Object Cache Pro available, and both are currently active on my site. Could you kindly clarify why the system status shows a yellow color status, even though these plugins for caching and are in use? Is this expected behavior, or is there a recommended solution for this setup?

Calin
tagDiv Staff

Hi,
Do you use the tagDiv mobile theme plugin? If yes, it can be related to it and the cache
Or if you are referring that we website is like this -https://i.imgur.com/BB4kkVO.jpeg this is because you have an background image that makes the content boxed.

Calin
tagDiv Staff

Hi,
Please disable the tagDiv mobile theme plugin and clear all cache after that recheck the website, the problem should be resolved.

_edwin_
tagDiv Member

Hi I just cleared all cache and disabled litespeed cache plugin, it’s still the same

Calin
tagDiv Staff

Hi,
I checked the website and I see that you have the tagdiv mobile theme plugin enabled, but the lightspeed plugin cache that you are using do not have the cache option for mobile enabled. So it will deliver the mobile version on desktop. Also, do you want to have a different version on mobile, different from desktop and simple? If yes, then keep the mobile theme plugin, if no, then please disable and remove the plugin so the responsive version will be used.

The footer you have can be edited suing tagDiv Composer https://forum.tagdiv.com/footer-templates/ also, now I see that all elements have a hover color that is working.

Can you please provide an example for how you should like the time to be display? I will check and see what can be done.
Thank you!

Calin
tagDiv Staff

Hi,

Could you please clear all cache and disable it afterward? And recheck the website, or disable the options for css, js and make sure all cache is cleared.
I’ve checked the website, and some elements are not displaying correctly due to cached CSS and JS files from the theme.

Thank you!

Maneek
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Hi there.. I am not winning with this Article Inline Ad using the Theme Panel.. I have updated the code as per your instructions see screenshot.. I have cleared cache on the site and everything.. Still no luck.. But the Header Ad using the same Theme Panel is working fine..

Can you check and let me know what the issue is..

SnakeEater
tagDiv Member

Hi, sorry for the late reply.

The LiteSpeed Cache → Page Optimization → Tuning → “Lazy Load Excludes” field doesn’t exist even on the latest version (https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lscache/lscwp/pageopt/#tuning-tab).

In Media Settings I have “Lazy Load Iframes” set to OFF.

BUT, I found the culprit. EWWW Image Optimizer also had a Lazy Loading option for the images and, as soon as I disabled it, the embed started showing up correctly again.

Calin
tagDiv Staff

Hi,
I see that you are using the tagDiv Mobile theme plugin, if you want to have the same layout and articles as on desktop, please disable the plugin and clear all cache.
Thank you!

Calin
tagDiv Staff

Hi,
That js file is used for the weather, so excluding it from cache should resolve the problem not creating more problems.

Mark Gilbert
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Hello – can you advise on correcting Single Post Views numbers? For example, this article, posted at 14:24 BST today immediately showed 1700+ views.

https://jazzjournal.co.uk/2025/07/08/new-releases-june-july-2025-a-b/

I have WP Super Cache installed and have enabled Ajax Post View count in Theme Panel. I deleted cached pages in WP Super Cache. Still I see 1700+ views, “acquired” in 15 minutes.

I must be missing something.

In the element settings I have tried both “WP-PostViews plugin” and “Theme Post Views” as post views source. No difference.

Thanks
Mark

Calin
tagDiv Staff

Hi,

Most of the time this situation is related to a plugin conflict or cache. Please make sure using only tagDiv plugins and make sure no cache is apply.

Thank you!

Calin
tagDiv Staff

Hi,
If the situation appears only when you are not logged in, then indeed is a cache problem. It will be need to be sure that your cache and object cache is cleared also if you are using CDN this must be purge.
Thank you!

banglak19931
tagDiv Member

Here is a screen capture I did it again and cleared the cache but it didn’t work
video
Please watch the video and check again for me

newsratosurya
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Dear TagDiv Support Team,

I am facing a recurring issue while editing my pages using the TagDiv Composer in the Newspaper theme.

The error message displayed is:

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Errors at inner columns: 4(models) : 6(dom). The model does not match the content
Current state has involved an issue.
You could try an UNDO operation (CTRL+Z / CTRL+SHIFT+Z)
Along with this, I have noticed that I am unable to remove empty spaces/gaps that appear between columns or rows on the page. These unwanted spaces affect the layout and design, and no matter what I try, they persist.

I have attempted undo operations, cleared caches, checked for incorrect shortcodes or HTML, and updated the theme and plugin, but the problem still remains unresolved.

Could you please assist me with:

How to fix the model/content mismatch error effectively?

How to remove or reduce unwanted empty spaces in TagDiv Composer?

Thank you for your support. I am looking forward to your prompt assistance.

Calin
tagDiv Staff

Hi,
I just checked the link from your video and now the full content is locked – https://i.imgur.com/xKETG76.png what I recommend is to make sure that the cache is cleared. I made a test on one of my installs and for me is working correctly – https://i.imgur.com/OfDArl2.pnghttps://i.imgur.com/RzxIByj.png
Thank you!

crashcult
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I am building a magazine with the Newspaper theme, trying to make changes in the footer using Theme Panel, and it does not work. I tried disabling plugins to see if that’s the problem and its not, my theme is fully registered, cleared cache, and nothing, my Theme Panel does nothing. So what’s the problem? I wat to change my footer to a black footer with white fonts and nothing is working, and I want to make changes to my header. I am using the Urbanobserver template. Thank you.

mohamedwaheed
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Hello TagDiv support team,

I’m using the Newspaper theme and my website is in Arabic (RTL). The issue is that even after selecting the RTL single post template and setting the website language to Arabic, the single post layout is still displaying in LTR direction.

Here is one of the articles showing the issue:
https://flousplus.com/الذكاء-الاصطناعي-الحل-الأمثل-لإدارة-الثروات/

Things I’ve tried:
– Set WordPress site language to Arabic.
– Selected RTL templates in the post settings.
– Confirmed RTL is enabled in Theme Panel.
– Tried different single post templates.
– Cleared all cache.

Still, the post content starts from the left (LTR) and not from the right (RTL).
Is there something else I need to do? Or could it be a bug?

Looking forward to your help!

Thanks in advance.

Calin
tagDiv Staff

Hi,
I will recommend to do a test, remove the cache from flex blocks elements and make sure the transients are clear, after that check to see if the number is of transients is the same or is lower.

I see you are using litespeed. LiteSpeed Cache can indirectly reduce the reliance on transients if you:
– Use Object Cache (like Redis or Memcached) — this keeps transients out of the database.
– Use the Crawler carefully — too aggressive a crawler can generate lots of transient data.
– Keep the database clean — LiteSpeed Cache has a Database Optimization tool (under LiteSpeed Cache → Database) that:

Go to WordPress Dashboard → LiteSpeed Cache → Database: Here you’ll see:
= “Clean All”
= “Clean Expired Transients”
= “Optimize Tables”
Click “Clean Expired Transients” to remove old ones.
Enable Object Cache (optional but recommended)
If your hosting supports Redis or Memcached, enable it under:
LiteSpeed CacheCache → Object This makes transients (and other objects) live in RAM instead of cluttering your database.
I hope this will help you!

Antonio Ungaro
tagDiv Member

Hi Calin,

Thanks for your reply. As requested, here’s a summary of the main blocks used on our site:

Home

Flex Block 1 / All categories / 6 posts / offset 0 / cache 1h

Flex Block 4 / Editoriali / 3 posts / offset 0 / cache 1d

Flex Block 4 / Ciclismo / 3 posts / offset 0 / cache 1d

Flex Block 4 / Basket / 3 posts / offset 0 / cache 1d

Flex Block 4 / Cultura / 3 posts / offset 0 / cache 1d

Post page

Flex Block 1 / All categories / 1 post / offset 0 / cache 1d

Flex Block 1 / All categories / 3 posts / offset 1 / cache 1h

Flex Block 1 / Related / 3 posts / offset 0 / cache 1d

👉 Our site: https://www.sport24h.it

We hope this will help you investigate why we are seeing over 10,000 transients created in a short period.

Thanks for your support.

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