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Marius
tagDiv Staff

Hello,

I check yous site andI’ve remenber that i told you to remove that left pagging 30px, could be from that padding to brake the layout.

I’m not sure what you have done there, a screenshot from pagebuilder will help us.
As you can see here you added some custom CSS http://screencast.com/t/v3Zti1GogQT6

mbasche
tagDiv Member

you have to delete the background-color in in style.css

.td-sbig-title-wrap .td-sbig-title {
background-color: #4db2ec;
background-color: rgba(77, 178, 236, 0.7);
display: inline-block;
float: left;
padding: 9px 9px;
}

fokouo85
Participant
quicktag - topic
#0

Hi!

Was wondering how to modify single.php (if this is the right file) in order to have <–nextpage!–> quicktag above post content and centered like in this example ?

http://atlantablackstar.com/2013/10/29/10-fearless-black-female-warriors-throughout-history/2/

Please guide me through style.css also to change colors and/or heights.

Thank you.

Javier
Participant
#0

I would like to keep a “category color” logic. So I would like that when each category (with a custom color) is showed (Homepage, category slide), it shows always the same “category color”.
Could you implement it in your theme options? If not, How could I do it with custom CSS?

Javier
tagDiv Member

Hello,

Is it possible also to change the background color of one item from the menu? Should I use CSS or is it possible to change from the menu editor?

I tried with something like this in the menu editor: <background color=”#b0c4de”<font color=”#b0c4de”>Carnavales</font></background>

Thank you in advance

  • This reply was modified 12 years by Javier.
joventu
Participant
#0

Hi,

Is there a way to insert custom javascripts like you would using “Edit CSS” or “Google anaytics”? I dont seem to find an option on the theme or would I need to do it the FTP way?

Thank you!

Tom
Participant
#0

Hi,
I’m using the latest Newspaper. From the beginning I’m struggling with Homepage CSS Issue. All feature post images all moved a little to bottom. First one is alright, but 2nd, 3rd etc are in different line. Please see attached screenshot.
Home Page CSS Issue

My website: Cafetography.co.uk

Cheers!
Tom

simchris
tagDiv Member

We also need the functions in child theme to work.
This is mandatory to enable custom over-rides for the site, turn off functions in things like Yoast for the menubar, specify custom optimizations, etc.

Child theme functions.php must be enabled for this theme to propagate both professionally and for the WordPress community to support it – period.

This includes over-rides for removing “versions” on javascript and CSS and font calls, removing RSS enclosures, removing error messages at login hack attempts, changing the WP post revisions interval and numbers, etc., etc.

This is one of the core functions (pun intended) for having a child theme.

This may mean looking for another theme provider, after all, if this core function support is removed. I’m already having to do couple of hacks on every version for things still not fixed, and which are *still* not yet defaults (like author byline on post … why should this be optional by a hack?).

C’mon folks. Time to clean up some of the BASE LINE functions of the theme before getting too tricky with some of the other stuff with galleries, or sliders, or whatnot.

joventu
tagDiv Member

Thank you Marius. It actually does not aligned properly with 1170 grid. I did remove the css edit and it looks to left align. I also notice that it does not work either when view from a tablet when using the css edit that you provided.

So basically the css edit works on desktops with 980 grid, but not tablets and the 1170 grid does not align properly for me. I can work with the 980 grid css edit for now, but wanted to make you aware of the rest too.

Thank you for the support!

-Franklin.

Marius
tagDiv Staff

Hello,
From child theme nor work only the CSS. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Just edit the function you want to edit and on updates you can use a Winmerge or similar software to compare the changes.

Thanks for understanding

Marius
tagDiv Staff

Hello,
Only what you can do is to hide the sidebar on mobile from CSS.

Thanks and sorry for the inconvenience.

Marius
tagDiv Staff

Hello,

If you use 1170 grid the banners should be aligned without that css.

Marius
tagDiv Staff

Hello,
Is like that because you use 980 responsive grid, instead of 1170px(original)
You can fix it adding this in style.css

.td-rec-monitor {
padding-right: 0px !important;
}

Thanks

simchris
tagDiv Member

Hi,
I updated one of our two sites using this theme to 3.7 today and works 100%.

Still waiting on the bug fixes:
1) title links on posts/ indexes should *not* be linked (they are now; bug)
2) featured image top of post 700×409 not linked (should not, makes Google news skip image)
3) WP saying “1 update available” even though all plugs/theme up to date (gremlin!)

Otherwise works perfectly.

We’re using child theme for functions and css over-rides on dedicated server for our sites.

  • This reply was modified 12 years by simchris.
Marius
tagDiv Staff

Hello,

@awake
we working for a solution to update the view counter with AJAX, we know that have some issues when use with Page cache.


@Not
Guilty we know that :), if you want you can change the default color from style.css replace all #4DB2EC with your color.

NewWP
tagDiv Member

Hi,

Actually I got the same problem but I can manage to solve it. The default font on slider did not support our language, so I had to change to Roboto Condensed.

– First, right click on the title of the slider and choose Inspect Element (im using chrome): http://www.screencast.com/t/qG0WWSkAN

– Second, as u can see, it will direct you to the td-sbig-title (the element you are currently inspecting). On the right, look for font-family of td-big-title-wrap, it shows the currently used font (like this: http://www.screencast.com/t/qG0WWSkAN).

– Now go to Appearance => Editor => style.css. Now look for td-sbig-title-wrap. It will eventually show the used font. You can change it to whatever you want.

I also recommend this method to customize the layout as the way you want by using Inspecte Element feature.

Best regards,

Marius
tagDiv Staff

Hello,

To reduce the space bellow the block there is a padding-bottom. see here: http://screencast.com/t/sxmdihsLH

Add to style.css like.
.td_block2 {
padding-bottom: 0px !important;
}

Sorry for long delay

abosami
tagDiv Member

Thanks , Yes , I changed the style files and adding custom css

also , change some php code to support Arabic

Radu
tagDiv Staff

Hello,

try to modify this file: http://screencast.com/t/3zeiJagtwkQ0
that should fix it.

Great site btw. How did you manage to convert it? Via custom css?

Radu
tagDiv Staff

Hello,

I’m the guy that configured this server ( http://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper/ ) that gets 99-100 in google page speed and since we don’t yet have a guide about how to configure the theme and server for top speed I will write here some sugestions.

If you have any questions about speed, this is the thread for you. I will make it sticky and I will check it periodically to respond to all your questions.

– the demo is running a stock Newspaper theme
– the demo uses the tagDiv speed booster plugin – basically that plugin activates the compressed javascript from the theme and it also moves all the stylesheets and javascripts to the bottom of the html. This may break compatibility with some wordpress plugins (the ones that we recommend when you install the theme are well tested and work perfectly)

The list of speed recommendations:

– we recommend that you use W3 total cache with just the full page cache module enabled. If you have a lot of ram on your server you can use the APC full page cache (if anyone is interested I can make a tutorial for that but this option requires a dedicated server)

If you have a dedicated server / VPS:
– make sure that you have APC installed or another op cache for php. We have receive some reports that eaccelerator has some problems in specific configurations with our theme and Nginx. This will reduce your server response time.
– make sure that you have compression enabled on your site for html/js/css but not for images
– leverage browser caching – https://developers.google.com/speed/docs/insights/LeverageBrowserCaching google page speed requiers that you set an expiring cache of 7 days or more

Radu
tagDiv Staff

hello,

try to add this to the style.css at the end


.homepage .entry-date {
display:none;
}

.homepage .td-sp-ico-comments {
margin-left:0px !important;
}
  • This reply was modified 12 years by Radu.
mofiki
tagDiv Member

Radu, It would be nice to have a compressed option for speed or just assume that anyone that is editing the CSS should know that they would need to modify the compressed version as well.

Maybe just an option in the customizer to choose a compressed version of CSS or default being a uncompressed version.

NOTE: the only reason I don’t compress it myself is to avoid complications with updates since the theme is updated regularly. Not wanting to compress CSS manually twice a month.

If the worst issue I encounter with the theme is css minification I’m just fine so thank you either way

Radu
tagDiv Staff

Hello,

You can make the logo to be bigger, but from code.
You have to delete the ads section from logo_ad.php file and than from css you can make a bigger logo. We are working on an update to let you use full width logos.

simchris
tagDiv Member

w3C cache does implement many of the tricks for optimizing your site. Note you can also do some of that yourself using your htaccess file and make sure you optimize the heck out of your featured images (mine are about 16-24kb max for 700×406). There are quite a few great articles out there on implementing some of the W3C stuff without using the plugin, if you only want to test bits of that. Also setting up an Amazon CDN (S3+cloudfront) and hosting your JS/CSS and fonts there will also speed up your site. You can’t entirely rely on the “theme” to manage your site optimization, as a bunch of that is related to hosting, optimization of images, and minimizing using plugins and fancy jetpack stuff (basically anything that calls out to another site slows yours …). Putting more than two ads on the page from AdSense really slows it down, using anything connected to facebook or twitter “on the page” slows it down. Etc.

iOSPortalSK
tagDiv Member

Hey Radu,

Would you think about giving us instructions on how to minify the css with a plugin like W3 Total Cache? I’ve tried it but those settings are quite complicated, but the plugin itself is extremely helpful.

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