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Hi,

I updated all that have been listed below but my version still shows 444. Do you know why??

functions.php
includes\plugins\js_composer.zip
includes\plugins\revslider.zip
includes\plugins\td-social-counter.zip
includes\plugins\td-speed-booster.zip
includes\td_wordpres_booster.php
includes\wp_booster\external\class-tgm-plugin-activation.php
includes\wp_booster\td_config.php
includes\wp_booster\td_video_playlist_support.php
includes\wp_booster\td_video_support.php

I am also with this problem. I have more options to include the Grid Elements modules. I opened a call with the author of the plugin and he wrote:

The issue is because there is an inbuilt version of Visual Composer (or the related code) present in your theme which is overriding the standalone plugin version and hence causing the issue. You will have to get rid of it. I would advise you to do so with the help of theme author, otherwise you might loose the extra elements added by him. Once this is done, you can install the standalone plugin and it will work fine. Kindly check.

Thank you,

Newspaper updated today and also the Visual Composer. Now Visual Composer is presenting error editing:

Catchable fatal error: Argument 1 passed to Vc_Edit_Form_Fields::setSettings() must be of the type array, null given, called in /home/uba435dt/public_html/wp-content/plugins/js_composer/include/classes/editors/class-vc-edit-form-fields.php on line 47 and defined in /home/uba435dt/public_html/wp-content/plugins/js_composer/include/classes/editors/class-vc-edit-form-fields.php on line 68

Chris,

Please accept my humble and heartfelt apologies. Had to upload theme update and js_composer update using ftp.

Then I thought I would raise the problem with Hostgator again and this is what they said:

The php.ini has it set, but the domain hasn’t been pointed to that .ini file. Bear with me just a moment.
(8:16 am) [Robin R.] So you know, I included this code in the .htaccess file, to point the site to use the custom php.ini that was set up in the same directory:
<IfModule mod_suphp.c>
suPHP_ConfigPath ./php.ini
<Files php.ini>
order allow,deny
deny from all
</Files>
</IfModule>

So as you can see the first time I contacted Hostgator although they increased the upload file size allowed they forgot to include the code in the .htaccess file to point the domain to the custom php.ini file with the 1000mb max file size.

Maybe this will help others who encounter the same problem.

Best wishes

Derek

Try fresh install of theme and visual composer, no child theme, all plugins off except visual composer, clear caching, at least 128mb for php.

Main differences (my impressions on this topic only, not ‘official’ in any way)

Newspaper — wider layout for those doing things like 3 column newspaper pages, or where a wider post area needed to do 2 columns of text with photo wraps, for presentation “like a newspaper,” or for those who want a larger playing field. Support for wider ad units in post area.

NewsMag — more compact layout with keylines, like a magazine or older TIME magazine print layout where everything is boxed. NO “wide screen” layout (fixed more narrow grid).

“Bells and whistles” may end up being same between the two at some point, both may lose any R-T-L support, both may support the new TagDiv “API” to hook in extra functions and features.

Main difference is the “width/layout” area and hence slightly different layouts and modules with visual composer, and slightly different default and custom layouts on “category/archive” pages.

In our case, we chose to go with Newsmag as it was more what we wanted when Newspaper was first launched and did have a narrow layout. We wanted to migrate from our in-house responsive (grid 960 custom layout, pre bootstrap) theme, and/or Woo Canvas to seomthing more “shiny and cool” … with “some sense of pagespeed optimization” which most foundries were clueless about in Fall of 2013, but Tagdiv was trumpeting (as we had been doing so here).

I think some folks might end up buying both and trying them out with your specific content and images then choosing the right one for your needs, knowing you’ll have similar workflow, plugins, and “bells and whistles.”

My two cents anyway 🙂

(stupid visual composer!!!!) 😉

Thanks Chris – no, it wasn’t that, since we haven’t upgraded to WP4.2 yet. Turned out to be a problem with Visual Composer which we’ve just re-installed. Gggrrrr…. !!!! Plan to upgrade to 1.71 newsmag soon – but will wait a few days to see how it goes with others first 😉

I just completed the update,

I followed method 1 here:

https://forum.tagdiv.com/how-to-update-the-theme/

Then I updated the Visual Composer by doing this:

https://forum.tagdiv.com/update-the-visual-composer-plugin-wpbakery/

And everything seems fine.

You can find the changelog in the zip file you download from Themeforest … ?

Great idea to learn to unzip files locally on your hard drive and “explore” what is actually included with files you purchase and download from the interwebs. 🙂

Newspaper-tf/update_log.txt
Newspaper-tf/changed_files_4.6.2_4.6.3.html
===========================================

[ V 4.6.3 ]
– fix: WordPress 4.2 compatibility – in some instances the old version of the theme may loose the settings for specific categories due to this WordPress bug that was fixed in 4.2
– fix: security update – the TGM Plugin Activation class update. We patched it in this version. Read more here and here
– improvement: visual composer updated to the latest version. It fixes a small issue with WordPress 4.2
– improvement: Please update your social counter plugin to V 2.10. The plugin was changed to work with YouTube’s API V3
– fix: video playlist on https sites

=====================================

Newspaper theme

Here is a list of all the changes between v 4.6.2 and v 4.6.3

Modified files – 10 files
•functions.php
•includes\plugins\js_composer.zip
•includes\plugins\revslider.zip
•includes\plugins\td-social-counter.zip
•includes\plugins\td-speed-booster.zip
•includes\td_wordpres_booster.php
•includes\wp_booster\external\class-tgm-plugin-activation.php
•includes\wp_booster\td_config.php
•includes\wp_booster\td_video_playlist_support.php
•includes\wp_booster\td_video_support.php

Deleted files – 0 files
•none

New files – 0 files
•none

So by default your customers will see visual composer code in their search results? You don’t filter this stuff out?