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Hey, thanks for the instruction! Is this child-theme ready? Or must I doing the changes for every update?

Thanks! Simon

Hi

Try this css in theme panel > custom code > custom css: http://screencast.com/t/ypdIUbipYe

.block-mega-child-cats a:first-child {
display: none;
}

Thanks!

Hi Bogdan,

I try to use your hack, I not sure to have well understanding the method and I’d like to be sure.

Is it supposed to work when copying td_module_single.php modified file in the child theme folder, or we actually must modify the original file ?

Thanks for your answer and sorry for the double explanation.

Hi

Make sure you have update the theme according with our documentation, also do a clean update without any changes in theme’s core and in theme child theme then test again.
Let us know if the issue is still there and we will do further investigations on this.
Thanks!

Hi

All files must be edited within main theme, not in child theme.
Thanks!

Hi

We apologize for the late delay but we don’t work on weekends and also we’re sorry for any inconvenioces encountered after update..
The theme is tested and it works fine. Please make sure that you update the theme according with our documentation: https://forum.tagdiv.com/newsmag-how-to-update-the-theme/ also try to deactivate all plugins except Visual Composer, deactivate the child theme if you’re using, clear all caches, purge all cdn files if you’re using then test again. Also if you have any custom code in theme panel > custom code> custom css filed make sure it won’t affect page’s layout.
If with previous version a custom co worked fine this may not be the case with a new version. Theme’s style has been changed a lot and any custom code can create issues or may not work at all.

@alintiniuc thank you for your tip. Any changes made in theme’s files will be lost during update process because old files are deleted and new ones are uploaded instead.

Thanks!

I’m not an employee for tagdiv but here is some advice.

It’s a lot better that you use the “custom css” code in the theme panel when changing the style css of the website or use a child theme and call the css from there because that will never effect their updates.

Never edit the Style CSS directly on the theme because it will always over right when they make an update with the style sheet.

Until they reply with a better fix here is the code I used because I ran into the same problem.

.td-post-template-3 .td-post-featured-image:after {
width: auto;
}

Put that code in your custom CSS or Child Theme CSS. It leaves just a couple pixels to the right but its a lot better than what it was.

Thanks for that. Can’t believe I forgot about the block settings. However, I turned off the thumbnail for the size I wanted the full image to replace, then I regenerated the thumbnails, but the full size image still won’t appear in the thumbnail’s place–I get an image placeholder that reads “Enable thumb from Theme Panel –> Block Settings”. I also deleted the cache and nothing seems to work.

When I inspect the code, it looks like the site is still trying to pull the thumbnail instead of using the full image.

EDIT: So, when I switched back on the thumb on block setting, the full image appeared in place of the thumb. Because I’m certain I’ll be regenerating thumbnails frequently (still building the site), I went ahead and altered the size of that particular generated thumbnail in the td_config.php file. My question about that is this: I’m using a child theme, but edited the parent version of the td_config.php file–how should I go about setting it up so that my changes don’t get wiped out upon theme update? Should I place a copy of the td_config.php file in my Child theme folder? Thanks!

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Hi

Try this css in theme panel > custom code > custom css: http://screencast.com/t/tfC2mh2i2MKd

.sf-menu .td-normal-menu:first-child > ul {
top: 40px;
}

Thanks!

I did the update today and I’m having quite a few issues after the update.

I’ve completely deleted the theme and child theme folders and made sure the upload is a clean upload of the files to the FTP server, but still seeing errors.

1) The top header initially shows as blue and then changes to the correct color, orange. This never happened before and happens every time I refresh any page.

2) The events pages (http://mauimagazine.net/maui-events/) show a style problem where the text is squeezed and shows a big gap on the right side, making the whole page look long and bad. I have tested deactivating all other plugins and can see the problem is not a conflict among plugins.

3) My customizations to my child theme do not see to be showing properly – custom title tags for events pages generated by The Events Calendar Pro.

4) I tried using the mobile template plugin and it causes a whole bunch of errors. On the new mobile template, none of any page content shows. Just the footer content shows. And the events calendar page does not load any listings and gives this error message: nothing loading: wp booster error: td_module: td_module_mob1($post is not WP_Post

If 2 & 3 require me to get support from the premium plugin, I will go there. Since the theme change caused this problem today, I’m pretty sure it’s the theme code, not the plugin itself.

I already emailed support directly with my license code and login info, but I appreciate a reply or response to this and a followup via email.

Thank you.

Hey,

Yeah,everything seems to be working now. I actually had updated to V3, but since I used child theme I was not using the latest footer and header files. Now I do and its working fine.

I’m using a brand new install with the out of the box parent and child theme so no custom code. If I use an IE9 emulator like the Developer Tools provided with IE, the child theme displays fine. (Using just the parent theme, everything also looks good in IE9.) However, using the child theme on an actual IE9 browser on a Windows 7 machine is where I see the problems. Others users in my organization are seeing this, too, so I don’t think it’s due to anything funky with my browser/OS setup. If I copy over the styles from the parent to the child theme style.css, then that seems to fix the display problems in IE9.

Mobile menu always open: http://www.screencast.com/t/GEpFDsHOayQS
Modal login always appears at top, icon fonts drop out, horizontal list styles lost: http://www.screencast.com/t/IgsGl9detJec

Thanks you!

Hi

patch_2.3.6_2.3.7 folder contains all modified files from v 2.3.6 to 2.3.7 Usually patch folder contains the modified files from one version to another.
Newsmag child is the child theme for Newsmag. The child theme become useful when you want to edit main theme code. Here you can find more details in this regard: https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes – https://forum.tagdiv.com/newsmag-child-theme-support/

Thanks!

Hi Bogdan, thanks for the reply. I tried wp categories/menu before, there is no option to choose a particular category and i don’t want to show post in the category sidebar. I want to show the child categories title just like the below pic. He is using the review theme: http://imgur.com/Rk2zGji. How can I do this in newspaper theme.