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hi,
here is the css to add space above and below the title on post pages:

.post h1 {
  padding: 15px 0px 15px 0;
}

for the author on post pages: http://screencast.com/t/4OtLUTBwn

Thanks for you message.
Radu A.

Update for those using mod_pagespeed – either on hosting service using .htaccess or self-hosted and using .htaccess to control on/off stuff.

UPDATE for Newspaper 3.5:

do not use these as they break the slide out recommended posts widget.

ModPagespeedEnableFilters move_css_to_head
ModPagespeedEnableFilters combine_css

These settings also appear to cause the “whiteout page” issue with the tagDiv Speed Booster 2.1 plugin, with 3.5.

<IfModule pagespeed_module>
ModPagespeed on
ModPagespeedEnableFilters collapse_whitespace
ModPagespeedEnableFilters remove_comments
ModPagespeedEnableFilters rewrite_images
ModPagespeedEnableFilters insert_dns_prefetch
</IfModule>

However, these minimal settings should *NOT* cause the page to “white out” since whitespace only removes empty spaces, comments are elements best removed anyway, and images and DNS has nothing to do with the Speed Booster AFAIK.

I will have to ping Radu on this issue once they get caught up on the current update cycle to sort out conflict with the speed booster plugin and mod_pagespeed, as obviously they should be able to work together and did so just fine in the 2x theme versions.

More later …

Good job 🙂

Yes, we’ve had a *LOT* of trouble with Yoast SEO 1.5x due to their adding new features for bulk content changes, connectivity to Google Analytics. We are now looking for a more simple SEO tool, as we used to have an inhouse plugin to simply put all the social media and OG tags, custom field stuff in the head, without some of the other shenanigans now included, and adding more complexity and PROBLEMS. With Yoast SEO properly configured with all the extra crap turned off it does help manage a lot of things, and should not hurt pagespeed in the sense that nothing should be loaded externally or custom CSS, etc.

Jetpack however is a dog for speed even though cloud based. And many would disagree, but NOT using it unless you have to speeds up site tremendously. For bloggers it is awesome to add new features, for high content/traffic sites, not so much (in my opinion).

We’re looking at alternatives for a “simpler” SEO tool again, without the intrusive stuff they have been doing. No way to turn off the stoplight on right side of posts, broken google news features in 1.5, etc. Perhaps time to move on …. I will update as I move forward on this topic. 🙂

If only happens with IE10/11 I would not be so worried.

But it happens with all browsers and before reupload all theme files via FTP this never happened.

I’m waiting if Marius or Radu can clarify this.

Thanks again Christopher

Be sure you’re only uploading the main theme folder “Newspaper” and not the big folder with all the docs and help/how-to.

You should look inside the folder you’re uploading to
/wp-content/themes/

to make sure it has the style.css in there, which would be good indicator it’s the wrong folder.

The “Newspaper” theme folder is the one which has the folders bbpress, images, includes, js, less_files, parts, translation, wp-admin, wpbakery, as well as about 35 loose files, including style.css and 404.php, etc.

With my earlier theme, I had Google pagespeed of over 90. Now with Newspaper it is belwo 70, with W3 Cache in place.
The major problem seems to be the CSS/HTML image scaling. AFAIK, each uploaded image has multiple size versions automatically available, so why not use them rather than HTML scaling?

Hnm. Weird. No suggestion on that one.
I’m trying to figure out with IE10/11 — some days the 400 weight font of Open Sans won’t load off the CDN, and some days it does. So annoying to suddenly see ALL the text on page in 600 weight.

Always something!

Thanks Cristopher. That you says has sense, but I’m using this theme some months before with custom css and I’ve never seen this happens.

I’ve always seen it as my style loaded directly, without any kind of flash of the original.

And before when I use custom css to replace some styles works fine. Now, the example that I told you before. The first meta-info is the original, the second is that I want to replace. But when I join to my website I only see the original. And the second appears when I inspect the element, like this:

.meta-info {
font-family: ‘Ubuntu’,sans-serif;
color: #CBCBCB;
font-size: 12px;
}
.meta-info {
font-family: ‘Roboto’;
color: #4B4B4B;
}

Some elements of my custom css works fine. But others, like this .meta-info, don’t work. I don’t know why.

Thanks again

Often the “flash of unstyled text” (FOUT), where you see one color, then the over-ride is due to a slight time delay between original style sheet loading, and then your over-ride being written in header (if using theme panel CSS over-rides, vs editing the actual theme stylesheet in core files).

Basically elements are loading in order by the browser for speed (‘enqueued’), but what happens is the
> base CSS loads
> theme files load
> theme panel over-rides in header for custom styles

if there is any latency in loading, you may see split second with stock CSS, before the custom over-rides happen.

Not sure that helps, just some info.