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@Steven

I’ve installed the speed booster plugin and noticed a huge speed improvement. Like you advised, i add the 4 .js files in the exceptions.

To not break any slide are the menu on mobile please add these files in the
Exceptions (files to ignore and load in render-blocking way) box to the bottom

jquery.min.js
external.min.js
site.min.js
js_composer_front.js

The problem is that there are some problems:

1. The header menu is not sticky and the pull down columns are to small
2. There are no header image visible at theme 4 (other templates are ok)

Did i miss a file to exclude?

Thanks in advance!

JB

Thanks for the help! I also am still having issues with any of the button functions in the visual composer. Are there fixes available or should I upgrade the VC to resolve the problems.

• This reply was modified 11 years by techedge1.

P.S. Oh, good point, I forgot that if you create a page template it can survive theme updates because it won’t be overwritten 🙂

I am using visual composer to build my home page. I want a different looks. I want to use a few different blocks with the classic look on the same page. Is that possible?

• This reply was modified 11 years by Rodney828.

@Lucian
There wasn’t h1 tag on blog page at all, but thanks to Emil, I have added h1 and h2 tags to my homepage by editing the index.php file. I would like to build homepage with visual composer, and tried a few times. However, I could not build a beautiful homepage. That’s why I use blog template.

Hi,

I deactivated all other plugins but that didn’t work.
I also tried to delete it and then install it as you said but it still doesn’t work…

Since I wuld be interested in that as well, I am also thinking many other people would like to know this answer, could you please publish the tutorial here so we can all see it? Thank you so much!

They are closed weekends.

Same here. Email sent a few days ago and only received the auto-response so far.

I have send you the mail two days ago and haven’t received any reply yet. Please check

Hi Marius,

This will be awesome if it works 🙂

But how do I “Unzip this file in theme root”? I didn’t get that?

Great! I was looking for something like this myself!

I’ve sent an e-mail. Please check

Can the tagdiv support team add a landing page template?

The child theme option seems promising, but it’s so complicated and I’ve never touched a thing like that before. :/

Why don’t don’t newspaper have such a template? It should be added.

I desperately need to add a clear landing page to my site in the next couple of days. :/

Well, the sidebar is easy to remove under “page template settings” on the editing screen.

As for the header and footer, there are a few ways you could do this. Here are two:

1. You could edit the respective template files in a child theme to check the page id and only include the relevant elements if it’s not your thank you page.

For example, once you set up and activate a child theme, you could edit the header file you’ve selected in your theme panel. Find this in your-child-theme/parts/header… .php, and add this line before the first div:

<?php if (!is_page('4994')) { ?>

and this at the very end:

<?php } ?>

Your landing page id is the number that comes up when you hover over the link to edit the page: http://www.screencast.com/t/ANsTxW7C

Then you would do the same to other files you want to remove (menu-top.php, footer.php), save, upload, and clear cache.

2. If you’re not comfortable with child themes or php, you could instead do it quickly through CSS:

.page-id-4994 .td-header-bg {
  display: none !important;
  }

And add any container classes that you want to hide, putting them where .td-header-bg is, e.g. .td-header-menu-wrap. You can find these using inspect element.

The CSS solution isn’t great because all the content will still be downloaded by the client’s browser, but it’s very easy.

3. Create a custom page template. WordPress checks for page templates in a hierarchy of importance, including the slug and the ID, so if you your page’s slug is /email-landing and you have a template named page-email-landing.php, or page-4994.php, and so on, WordPress will use that rather than the default one. Then you could edit that one to suit your needs. You could copy page.php from the parent theme’s folder as a starting point.

From what I’ve read, this is probably the most natural solution, but it would still need a child theme to survive theme updates, and to be honest I haven’t looked at enough custom template building yet to know what to advise you. For example, you can’t just remove the call to get_header() from page.php or you’ll lose a lot more than the logo div, etc.

Those are my two cents, coming from a relatively new learner of this sort of thing. If anyone has a better solution, feel free to mention it so I can learn too. 🙂