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Hello tagDiv Support Team,

I am using the **Newspaper Theme** with the **tagDiv Composer** for page building and have chosen to use the **Polylang** plugin (free version) for multilingual content, as I am already committed to this tool. I understand your documentation primarily recommends WPML, but I am seeking a workaround/solution for Polylang.

**The Problem:**

When creating a new translation (e.g., from English to Hindi) for a page built entirely with the tagDiv Composer, the new page is created but the **Composer’s layout is blank**, requiring me to rebuild the entire page structure manually for every language.

**What I Have Tried (Based on Polylang best practices):**

1. I have set the Polylang synchronization option for **Custom fields** to be checked/active. This is normally what copies page builder data.
2. I have also checked **Taxonomies**, **Featured image**, and **Page template** synchronization.

**My Goal:**

Is there an officially recommended method or a known configuration setting within the tagDiv Theme Panel that ensures the entire **tagDiv Composer structure** (the shortcodes/page data) is copied over when using the Polylang translation feature, similar to how it works with WPML?

Specifically, where does the tagDiv Composer store its page data, and can this meta key be whitelisted or synchronized by Polylang?

Any guidance on maintaining page layouts across languages with Polylang would be highly appreciated.

Thank you!

Subject: Excerpt Formatting Issue: Paragraph Breaks <p> tags are being stripped – Newspaper Theme
​Dear tagDiv Support Team,
​I am experiencing a persistent issue with my post excerpts (teasers) when they are displayed on my homepage and archive pages using your theme.
​The Problem:
​The theme is stripping out paragraph breaks (the <p> HTML tag) from the post excerpts, causing the text to be displayed as one single, dense block. This happens regardless of whether the excerpt is:
​Automatically Generated from the post content.
​Manually Entered in the “Excerpt” meta box.
​What I Have Tried (and failed with):
​Custom Excerpt: Writing manual excerpts with HTML tags (e.g., <p>Text</p>). The tags are still removed.
​Advanced Excerpt Plugin: I installed and configured the Advanced Excerpt plugin, ensuring the option to allow HTML tags was active. The theme seems to override the plugin’s functionality, and the paragraph breaks are still removed.
​My Question:
​Is there a specific setting within the Theme Panel, a tagDiv Composer Block setting, or a PHP filter that I can use in a Child Theme’s functions.php file to specifically allow the <p> tag (paragraph breaks) in the post excerpts displayed in your post listing blocks (like Flex Blocks)?
​I only need the paragraph formatting (<p>) to remain intact to improve readability.
​Thank you for your assistance.

Hello,

I have a valid license yet I have not received notification of an available update from 12.7.1. My concern are the xxs vulnerabilities related to td-cloud-library and td-composer.

Please advise.
Thank you.

https://patchstack.com/database/wordpress/plugin/td-composer/vulnerability/wordpress-tagdiv-composer-plugin-5-4-1-cross-site-scripting-xss-vulnerability?_a_id=473

can you urgently advice how we can download 5.4.2 as in the recent update the 5.4.1 was only available?

Thanks

TD composer is sending so many unneeded internal queries to the site that even if having a powerful cloud server, it blocks the access and get tons of 500 and 429 errors

Good day, I am using 2 Prebuilt Websites. Is it possible for me to create new pages using the recommended TagDiv Composer and save them as templates in case of any changes, or do I have to customise the Prebuilt Websites as they came? And lastly, is it possible to use Elementor Pro to edit? Many thanks

Hello, we have issues with page responsivness – loading times on page http://www.modre-novice.si. We host on highest performance LiteSpeed server. We tried to optimize page with suggested cache plugin WP Super Cache – still not good, than we optimized it with liteSpeed cache – dedicated cacheing plugin for litespeed servers and it was a bit better but still too slow for an news portal.

We asked host to check on it and these were theirs findings:

Hello,
I checked the status of the website and ran a fairly simple test to see how long the initial response time is. I noticed that the response time for the website itself is indeed as described by the client — it takes more than two seconds for the main page to load.

I reviewed the server settings to see if there was anything that could still be optimized, but it seems the configuration is fine and nothing major has been overlooked. I then started looking into the application itself, so I began disabling WordPress plugins to identify which ones have the biggest impact on performance.
First, I disabled the top half of the plugins, but there was no noticeable change. Then I re-enabled them and repeated the process for the bottom half, where it turned out that some plugins could be problematic. When I started disabling the plugins one by one, I found that the “tagDiv Cloud Library” plugin, when disabled, reduced the total page render time by half.

I continued and disabled the “tagDiv Composer” plugin as well, which significantly reduced the load time even further — down to around 320 ms.

Usually, these modules for building and designing websites generate code that, unfortunately, isn’t very optimized for loading speed, even though the end product often looks nice. When I look at the website’s source code, the first thing I notice is that the <head> section is quite large and contains a huge amount of data.
The <head> tag stretches all the way to line 353 in the source code, and there’s a lot going on in that part of the code. This affects how quickly the browser can start loading the content from the <body> section. If there’s too much “bloat” in the <head> area, the browser has to process all of that before it can begin rendering any content.

My suggestion would be to review this page builder and consider replacing it with something else that would ultimately produce better performance.

If you decide to move to a VPS server, it will definitely be able to handle more of these “slow” requests compared to shared hosting. In addition, once the server is actually under load, we can recheck some parameters, and if the page still doesn’t load as expected (in this case, around 2.5 seconds is a typical result for an uncached single request), we can then increase certain limits on the server to achieve higher throughput.

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What is the solution here?

My layman’s question is whether the website still works and looks the same when those two plugins are disabled? Namely, the news or posts are generated in the classic way under “Posts” without using these specific plugins. I’m wondering if they can remain disabled and only be turned on when needed — for example, when editing content on individual pages (and not on posts).

As for the tagDiv Cloud Library, it seems that this plugin provides the layouts for the posts themselves, the archive page, category pages, etc. Does the website’s visual structure break if this plugin is disabled?

Whenever I try to edit any pages with the TagDiv Composer I get a “Ooops… Error 404 – Sorry, but the page you are looking for doesn’t exist.” I have tried this will all the pages on my site. I confirmed all the plugins are installed and the sever settings are correct.

System Status
PHP Version: 8.3.25
WP Memory Limit: 256 MB
PHP Execution Time: 600
PHP Max Input Vars: 3000