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Hi,

I’ve encountered a bug with the “Category Siblings” feature in the tagDiv Composer when dealing with nested categories beyond two levels.

Here’s the structure I’m working with:

Cats (Level 1)
├── Cat Breeds (Level 2)
│ ├── Naked Cats (Level 3)
│ │ ├── Sphynx (Level 4)
│ │ ├── Don Sphynx
│ │ └── Peterbald
│ ├── Short Haired Cats
│ └── Long Haired Cats

On the “Naked Cats” category page, with “Category Siblings” enabled in the module, I expect to see:

• Short Haired Cats
• Long Haired Cats

…but instead I’m seeing:

• Sphynx
• Don Sphynx
• Peterbald

These are children of “Naked Cats”, not its siblings, so the logic appears to be incorrect when used on level 3 categories (or deeper).

✅ Expected behavior:
“Category Siblings” should display categories that share the same parent as the current category.</p>

❌ Actual behavior:
It displays child categories of the current category instead.

Could you please confirm if this is a known issue?

In the meantime, it would be great if you could provide a temporary workaround or filter hook I can use to correct the behavior until a proper fix is released.

Thank you!

I am using ACF and have created a field of type URL, which works, but I would prefer, using a Custom Field Element in TD Composer, to display a label and not the entire URL, something like
‘ target=’_blank’>click here
Is it possible?
Thanks in advance, Luca

Is there a way to hide the featured image in a Flex Loop block when no featured image is uploaded? Right now, the system displays a default placeholder image in those cases. We’re working with a publisher who has a mix of posts—some with featured images and many without—so the result is a Flex block full of placeholders, which isn’t ideal.

What we’d love to do is have the posts without a featured image just display the title and excerpt, while still showing the full layout (image, title, and excerpt) for those that do include one. Is there any way to accomplish this with the current TagDiv Composer setup?

At the moment, I’m hiding the placeholder using CSS:

.td-image-container:has(.td-thumb-css[data-img-url*=”td_696x0.png”]) {
display: none;
}

This works, but I’m hoping there’s a more integrated solution—ideally something built into the editor that would prevent the markup from being output entirely, rather than hiding it with CSS.

Thanks so much for any guidance you can provide!

We often run into limitations using Flex blocks due to our need for more advanced query, filtering, and sorting capabilities. In Elementor, for example, you can assign a Query ID to an element and then programmatically modify the query using filters like this: https://developers.elementor.com/docs/hooks/custom-query-filter/. This approach is ideal because it allows users to retain full use of the page builder’s design controls while also giving complete control over the data output.

Is there any way to achieve something similar with the current TagDiv Composer? Specifically, is it possible to target a Flex block’s query and adjust its arguments programmatically through a filter or similar method?

Hello,
I’m currently using the Newspaper theme (latest version), along with LiteSpeed Cache and Cloudflare, and I’m actively working to optimize page speed, especially improving LCP (Largest Contentful Paint) for better Core Web Vitals scores.

To do this, I need LiteSpeed Cache to handle all lazy loading, while the theme must stay completely passive. Therefore, I’ve disabled the lazy load option in the Newspaper theme settings.

However, even after disabling it, I still see the data-lazyloaded=”1″ attribute on the featured image, and it seems that the theme is still injecting some JavaScript (e.g., td-lazyload.js or inline behavior) responsible for lazy loading.

This is problematic because when the theme’s lazy load is active, Googlebot fails to detect and index images properly, causing a loss in visibility (especially in Google Discover).

My questions:

How can I completely disable any lazy loading script or HTML output from the Newspaper theme (including Composer elements)?

Is there a filter, hook, or function to prevent the theme from adding lazy load markup?

Which components (modules, blocks, featured image logic, etc.) enforce lazy loading regardless of the main theme settings?

I need full control over lazy loading via LiteSpeed Cache to ensure the images load fast and are visible to search engine bots.

Thank you very much for your support.

Best regards,
Antonio
http://www.sport24h.it

Hi everyone,

I’m using the Newspaper theme by tagDiv and imported one of the prebuilt websites. However, I’m seeing some default ads on my site that I didn’t add. When I edit the pages using tagDiv Composer, I don’t see any Ad Box or ad-related elements in the editor.

Can someone guide me on how to completely remove these prebuilt theme ads from my website?

Thanks in advance!

Hi, Whenever I try to edit a page using tagdiv composer. I get redirected to the “404/page not found” page..

Hello,

I’m currently facing an issue with text editing on my website using your theme (Newspaper theme).

Problem Description:

I am unable to edit any inline text or heading text in tagDiv Composer. Even after I make changes, the default placeholder text keeps showing on the front end.
• I can change colors, sizes, and other design elements successfully.
• But when I try to change or write my own text, it doesn’t reflect — only the default text appears.
• This issue occurs for both headings and inline text blocks.

What I’ve Tried:
• Cleared cache (browser and WordPress cache)
• Tried on multiple browsers

None of the above fixed the issue.

This is a serious problem as I can’t publish content with placeholder/default text. Kindly look into it urgently and let me know what steps I should follow to resolve this.

Thank you,
Shaunit Nishant

How to edit a post? I mean can I edit the post content with TagDiv composer, or just with the Gutenberg?
What I’ve done so far:
– I’ve successfully installed and registered the latest (Version: 12.7.1 ) TagDiv NewsPaper, System Status is all OK.
– Then I imported the Architecture prebuilt web site with content.
– Now I try to edit an existing Post, say “MIT Named World’s Top Architecture School for Third Year in a Row”.

As far as I see, for Posts I can not see the Edit with TagDiv Composer on the WP top bar, it is just for Pages, so for example for Home (which is a page) I see Edit with TagDiv Composer on the WP top bar, but for the Post like “MIT Named World’s Top Architecture School for Third Year in a Row” I can not see.

– OK, so I click on Edit Post, which brings me to the Gutenberg Classic, see below:

I am a bit confused. I do understand the theme settings and the single page templates concept on basic level, but is this the way how I place my Post content? In Gutenberg Classic? (If I switch to block mode then I got this:

…which I also do not want.

What am I missing?
I mean, how to edit Post _Content_

PS: I do not know why my pictures not showing, the img links are working public google drive links