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Thank you very much @amit-2

Two other questions 😀

1.) Can I add in the child theme style.css only styles related to the theme? My style.css is not working. Anything I add has no effect.

2.) You mean that it doesn’t matter where you put the CSS.
“Well, that is completely your choice. Adding CSS in theme panel or customizer will add it as inline CSS code on page. I prefer adding them to child theme’s style.css.”
I have had a different experience here.
If I set the page title (look here: https://nimb.ws/7PYUGZ) to display none.
If I do that via Theme Panel Custom Code you can see the title flashing briefly > https://streamable.com/g3fi10
If I do that via Design > Customizer > Custom CSS, you don’t see any blinking > https://streamable.com/s8ny2z
Can you explain this to yourself?

To fix this, I’ve edited the plugin directly under plugins -> plugin editor (WARNING to anyone else reading this, if tagDiv updates their plugin, there is a risk they will overwrite this change and you’ll have to make it again).

Then I chose tagDiv composer from the dropdown on the top right and clicked apply. I navigated to legacy -> common -> booster and clicked on td_module.php. Then I clicked into the code area and typed cmd-f (ctrl-f for windows) and searched for this:

class="td-image-wrap

I replaced that line that starts with $buffy, with the following code:

	            
                if ( is_null( $this->post_thumb_id ) ) {
                    $no_thumbnail = 'no-thumb';
                } else {
                    $no_thumbnail = '';
                }
                $buffy .= '<a>href . '" rel="bookmark" class="td-image-wrap ' . $no_thumbnail . $video_popup_class . '" title="' . $this->title_attribute . '" ' . $video_popup_data . '>';

I now have a “no-thumb” class which shows up then there is no thumbnail, and am able to use that to hide the thumbnail anchor (“a”) element entirely via CSS.

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Hi @patrick93

1. Yes, I am using Imagify on some of my and my client’s websites. It is very useful if you have multiple authors and publish multiple stories a day. If you have a single author and have a good knowledge of Photoshop, I recommend using Photoshop to optimize images and make them progressive before you upload them on your server.

2. Yes, if you have local traffic, then there is no need to use Cloudflare. I believe having a Cloudflare free plan in combination with a premium hosting provider is a bad idea.

7. Unfortunately, you can not overwrite mobile theme files using a child theme. You can find style.css file for mobile under /wp-content/plugins/td-composer/mobile/style.css

Tip: If you have the same modified CSS code for both mobile and desktop versions, you can add it to Live CSS. You will not lose this on every Newspaper theme’s update.

I hope you will find this helpful.

can i do it using css and php code.

Hmm…that’s weird! I just checked and it’s working on my end.

Here is a link to an example: https://test.eliwoods.org/author/hmholden/
Also, how do I change the hover color with CSS from blue to red (my theme color). I can’t seem to change it. You can see it here https://test.eliwoods.org/staff/.

Hi @Amit-2

1.) Thanks for your help. I am now using WP Rocket.
WP Rocket recommends imagify to me. Can you say something about this?
I always compress my images myself to the appropriate size. Does the plugin then still make sense?

2.) I have heard that Cloudflare is unnecessary if you have a national site. Without visitors from other sites. What is your opinion on this?

3.) Thank you!

4.) Thank you. I will try WP Sweep.

5.) Ok Thanks.

6.) Ok thank you. Hope too 🙂

7.) Style.css from the child theme only affects the desktop template, right?
The mobile theme remains unaffected? Is there a .css file in child theme for mobile template?

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Thanks Vlad. I’ve been noticing that. I tracked it down somewhat:

There is code in the PHP file /wp-content/plugins/td-composer/legacy/common/wp_booster/td_module.php
(or alternately /wp-content/plugins/td-cloud-library/includes/tdb_module.php, where similar code lives).

$custom_placeholder = td_util::get_option('tds_thumb_placeholder');

That thumb placeholder appears to get assigned, in the case of no featured image, on this line:

} else if( $custom_placeholder != '' && $css_image === true ) {
    $td_temp_image_url[0] = $custom_placeholder;

Then the assignment appears to be used here to render the thumbnail:

$buffy .= '<span class="entry-thumb td-thumb-css" data-type="css_image" data-img-url="' . $td_temp_image_url[0] . '" ' . $retina_image . ' ></span>';

That option tds_thumb_placeholder is being defined in the wordpress database. It’s in the wp_options table, in the rows with option_name td_011 and td_011_settings. Unfortunately, the option_value for those two items are PHP serialized data, and contain an insane 2,500 rows of information (all inside one single database cell — over 256kb of data).

Trying to unserialize the data using online tools has proven fruitless.

I’m thinking of writing additional PHP code near those if statements to simply add a class like “no-thumb” when there is no featured image. Of course overwriting plugin code is a challenge, as there’s no such thing as a “child plugin” the way there is a “child theme”, but I’m sure there’s a way to do that without risking issues when the plugin is updated.

I built the whole site in about 4 hours, then I’ve spent 4+ hours trying to hide just that one thumbnail. Can it be added as a feature request to be able to turn off thumbnail placeholders? I see from searching around that I’m not the first person to ask.

Cheers,
Michael

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