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You can ignore the notice as noted in the theme docs
https://forum.tagdiv.com/update-the-visual-composer-plugin-wpbakery/

How to Update Visual Composer plugin (WPBakery)

•The theme includes a license for this plugin so you don’t have to buy it.
•You don’t have to activate the plugin license, it’s already activated.
•You can’t update the plugin directly from the it’s producer.
•You don’t have to worry about the plugin update warnings.

@kronos Thanks a lot. I tried and it looks as expected. The problem with this method is that it inserts short-codes in the post bodies and if we decide on changing themes in future, there will be a lot of ugly shortcodes visible to users (due to the WP Bakery Visual Composer) So a theme template will be a preferred solution. We burned ourselves before by depending too much on plugin based feature. That said your suggestion does help a lot.

• This reply was modified 11 years by arnieswap.

Alin,

Please note that the MegaMenu is designed to work only on categories(with/without subcategories): https://forum.tagdiv.com/menus-newsmag/

MegaMenu also has a feature to embed a page as part of the menu for a custom look:

I need to put a lot of automakers in the submenu and the way MegaMenu would typically do a vertical list for sub-menu items doesn’t work for me. This is functionality provided by the plugin itself.

When you use this functionality in conjunction with a page developed with Visual Composer and you are browsing a bbPress forum, you get the above broken sub-menu.

Mark

Well, you then likely have a plugin that breaks visual composer, so try turning off all plugins except vc, and them turn them on one by one to find baddie.

This is most common with Internet Explorer; using Chrome works much better.

Sometimes it’s a bad plugin which conflicts with Visual Composer. Note if you’re running WP 4.1, you *must* have VC 4.3.5 installed, as WP 4.1 broke VC.

You can do that with Visual Composer. Go to Settings > Visual Composer and turn it on for Posts. Then, on the posts you want centered like that, turn off the sidebar and go into the VC backend editor, change the row layout to 1/4 + 1/2 + 1/4 and use a text block in the center column. If that’s too narrow, just remember the row layout is any combination using fractions larger than 1/12. So 1/8 + 6/8 + 1/8 would give you a wider center column for text than 1/4 + 1/2 + 1/4.

It won’t allow you to go full-width with images throughout the post, as in your example, but that’s because this is a newspaper/magazine theme and that feature is more creative or photography.

But it will produce the desired layout without much effort and no coding. Play around with it a bit.

Current bundled version of Visual Composer included with theme is 4.3.5.

Yes, it’s found in the all files download from ThemeForest, in the /plugins/ folders as js_composer.zip

VC 4.4 had numerous bugs and so has not been updated with theme.

With the next theme update they will likely include VC 4.4.1 or 4.4.2x, if tested compatible.

• This reply was modified 11 years by simchris.

Thanks!

I tried to instal the new visual composer update but when i download the file its still the one from december.
I’m downloading it from the wrong place? envato?!

Cheers,

See

https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/how-to-update-visual-composer-2/

Hi
see theme docs, link right side of page

and also

https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/how-to-update-visual-composer-2/

Taking a look at that so far, I would say it should do what is may say it does, but also some problems noted in the comments from users where people can still detect things, so may have limited value. It seems cheap enough, and if you’re more interested in that vs theme features, why not buy it and try it.

Also note if you’re using Visual Composer, you would likely not be able to hide that fully, and I see some issues from their support with things like contact forms.

I’m also doubtful that the tagdiv speed booster will work with that plugin.

What we do to hide a lot of WP stuff is using Yoast to hide some stuff, but then we run mod_pagspeed which hides all comments, we hide the versioning via functions.php, and we remove the pingback script. In most cases we also move the uploads folder. So, you might hide all the other stuff and people could still search for sites with xmlrpc.php or license.txt — did you remove that already? How about readme.html ? Is that still on your site?

There is also some bbpress style sheet data and woocommerce code you likely would need to manually remove from the functions and td booster functions.

There is no “one click” or “one plugin” way to fully hide WordPress. People who want to hack your site could likely figure it out through various methods. However, it’s better to concentrate on other security measures and only use highly validated plugins and code, vs trying to fully hide use of WP. With all the VIP sites now running WP (time magazine!), etc., there are much bigger fish in the sea than there used to be.

I would advise “caution” on a live site.

On a test site, why not just try it out ?

• This reply was modified 11 years by simchris.

my Visual Composer License Key is not working ? I bought this theme but till now i didnt use it’s code

Blog : http://coolneeds.com

@Emil G

Depends on old theme vs new theme ….. obviously.

If you look at a snapshot of your old theme post page layout, count how many queries are being done for each section of the page. Do the same with the new theme.

For example on one of our sites, we changed the sidebar module to NOT show thumbnails with each item on the “latest items” list. We chose not to use megamenu. Etc.

Themes are not apples to apples unless identical layout and number of queries per page.

Visual Composer does add some overhead, sadly. But caching and mod_pagespeed, etc. help with that.

Not sure if that helped in any way, just some food for thought 🙂