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Hi,
Ok, if you want to use the multi-purpose icon, then please replace the above css with this one:
body .mfp-figure:after {
box-shadow:none;
}
body .mfp-bottom-bar {
padding: 0;
}
body .mfp-counter {
text-align: center;
position: relative;
padding-right: 0px;
}
body .mfp-arrow-left:before,
body .mfp-arrow-right:before {
font-family: td-multipurpose;
font-size: 60px;
}
body .mfp-arrow-left:before {
content: "\e960";
display: inline-block;
transform: rotate(180deg);
}
body .mfp-arrow-right:before {
content: "\e960";
}
Clear the cache and check the results.

Hi,
It appears that you have a plugin installed that is interfering with the mobile version. I think this is the AMP plugin.
Please disable the amp plugin, clear all cache, and the problem will be resolved.
Thank you!

Hi,
There will be a need to make the improvements for the list provided on the Pagespeed test.
Also, for speed, if you are using the WP Super Cache plugin, make sure that you also use the Autoptimize plugin and CDN . There are also other cache plugins that can be used to do both caching and optimizing the site, so there is no need to have 2 plugins. For example, one of the best is WP Rocket, but you can also use free plugins like WP Optimizer and Litespeed.
Thank you!

Hi,
For WP Super Cache, the settings can be set as in this guide https://forum.tagdiv.com/cache-plugin-install-and-configure/ – https://prnt.sc/ew9-BvYf70Cn
Thank you!

Hi,

Based on the screenshots you provided, it appears that you are using the tagDiv Mobile Theme plugin. In this case, it’s important to maintain separate caches for desktop and mobile devices. Please make sure that your caching plugin supports device-based caching, so it can generate distinct cache versions for desktop and mobile.

If you’re using the free version of Cloudflare, this functionality is not included by default. To enable separate caching for mobile and desktop in Cloudflare, you can configure Cache by Device Type using Cache Rules, or enable it through Automatic Platform Optimization (APO) for WordPress.

Hi,
From your screenhost, I see that you are using mobile templates, which are normally used only when you want the mobile version of the website to be different from the desktop version. If you want to be as on a desktop, then is no need of that, the theme has a responsive version, which can be adjusted with tagDiv Composer by selecting the mobile viewport – https://prnt.sc/DlK-25TLvJL7
Also, using a mobile page template, you must be sure that the cache plugin used can offer a separate cache for mobile and desktop, otherwise, it will deliver the wrong version on the wrong device.
Related to the menu, those can be created under Appearance> Menu and https://forum.tagdiv.com/main-menu/ and should be set on the menu elements with tagDiv Composer, by selecting the desired menu https://prnt.sc/3qIFiPoJkPz9 – https://prnt.sc/Y2qo5NAGV5W7

Hi Vladimir,
To have the same layout on mobile as on desktop, please check your plugin and see if you are using the tagDiv mobile theme plugin and/or amp plugin, if you have any one of them, please disable those plugins, clear the cache and check again, the same information and layout from desktop will also be used on mobile.
Thank you!

Hi,
Do you use the mobile theme plugin or the mobile page? If so, then you need to have a separate cache on desktop and mobile, using the free version of Cloudflare doesn’t include this option. To separate mobile and desktop cache in Cloudflare, enable Cache by Device Type within Cache Rules or via Automatic Platform Optimization (APO) for WordPress.

Hi,
This kind of issue usually occurs when a different version of the site is used for mobile (as in your situation), and the caching system is not configured to deliver separate caches for desktop and mobile.
To resolve this, you need to check all layers of caching you have:
– the caching plugin on your site
– server side caching
– cloudflare or any other CDN cache
Make sure that each layer is set up to deliver a separate cache for the mobile version of the site. Once this is configured correctly, the mobile specific template should load consistently.
Thank you!

Hi,
Does the issue still persist when you are logged in and no cache is applied?
If so, please create a backup of your website and contact us via email at contact@tagdiv.com, providing temporary WP-admin access so we can investigate further.
Thank you!

Hi,
From your description, it sounds like the issue occurs during theme activation, where it continues to appear as unregistered even after completing the activation process. This is most likely caused by backend caching.
I recommend clearing all caches and temporarily disabling any caching mechanisms until the theme is successfully activated.
If the issue persists, please reach out to us at contact@tagdiv.com and include your WordPress admin access along with the license key. Our team will review the situation and assist you as soon as possible.
Thank you!

Hi,
You can use any cache plugin you like; it is not necessary to use WP Super Cache. Just make sure that you find the right settings for the cache plugin you have used.

Hi marcnyc,
Your problem is not even related to the theme is related to the cache settings you have (you are using lietspeed check the css and js settings).
Your website with cache, is looking like this https://prnt.sc/CrX2H9yjpeMv. Without the cache is looking correct – https://prnt.sc/QtYw86mm4q99