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Since I updated the newspaper theme with the Envato market plug-in certain things no longer work.
The article preview images no longer appear and are just empty blocks even though the features image is there once you go into the article.
Also, the active menu item disappears when active. I’m guessing it goes the same colour as the background but no matter how much I mess around with main menu theme colours, nothing changes.

I also have this custom css code which has been working fine to change the active and hover colours:

.td-gadgets .td-header-style-5 .sf-menu > li > a:hover{
color:orange;
}

Can anybody help?

Hi,
I have problem that don’t know how to solve.

When I add a new post there is an additional class with the name of the categories to which the post is assigned.

<article id="post-1234" class="post-1234 post type-post status-publish format-standard has-post-thumbnail hentry <strong>category-news</strong> <strong>category-sport</strong>" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/Article">

It allows me to add custom CSS to posts in specific category.

The problem is that when I now create a new category and assign it to post, category class is not showing in page source.

<article id="post-1234" class="post-1234 post type-post status-publish format-standard has-post-thumbnail hentry" itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/Article">

Hello,

Today we updated the update, then updated the TD Composer. Now my homepage looks funny, it will only display code. Below is this message:

wp_booster error:
Internal error: The system tried to use an att that does not exist! class_name: td_res_context Att name: “shadow_offset_horizontal” as “shadow_offset_horizontal”
/var/www/vhosts/web1.server.domain.com/httpdocs/klonen/wp-content/themes/Newspaper/includes/wp_booster/td_css_res_compiler.php

I get this message in composer:
Error at rows: 12 (models): 1 (dom). The model does not match the content

All plugins have been updated. The template re-recorded again. A cache is not running.

This code appears on the homepage:

array (172) {[“modules_on_row”] => string (3) “50%” [“modules_category”] => string (5) “image” [“show_excerpt”] => string (4) “none” [” show_btn “] => string (4)” none “[” ajax_pagination “] => string (8)” numbered “[” separator “] => string (0)” “[” custom_title “] => string (0) “” [“custom_url”] => string (0) “” [“block_template_id”] => string (0) “” [“mc1_tl”] => string (0) “” [“mc1_el”] => string (” 0) “” [“limit”] => string (0) “” [“offset”] => string (0) “” [“ajax_pagination_infinite_stop”] => string (0) “” [“container_width”] => string (0) “” [“m_padding”] => string (0) “” [“m_radius”] => string (0) “” [“all_modules_space”] => string (0) “” [“modules_divider”] => string (0) “” [“modules_divider_color”] => string (7) “#eaeaea” [“image_size”] => string (0) “” [“image_height”] => string (0) “” [ “image_width”] => string (0) “” [“image_floated”] => string (8) “no_float” [“image_radius”] => string (0) “” [“hide_image”] => string (0) “” [“meta_info_align”] => string (0) “” [“meta_info_horiz”] => string (18) “content-horiz-left” [“meta_width”] => stri ng (0) “” [“meta_margin”] => string (0) “” [“meta_padding”] => string (0) “” [“art_title”] => string (0) “” [“art_excerpt”] => string (0) “” [“art_btn”] => string (0) “” [“meta_info_border_size”] => string (0) “” [“meta_info_border_style”] => string (0) “” [“meta_info_border_color “] => string (7)” #eaeaea “[” modules_category_margin “] => string (0)” “[” modules_category_padding “] => string (0)” “[” show_cat “] => string (12)” inline-block “[” show_author “] => string (12)” inline-block “[” author_photo “] => string (0)” “[” author_photo_size “] => string (0)” “[” author_photo_space ” ] => string (0) “” [“author_photo_radius”] => string (0) “” [“show_date”] => string (12) “inline-block” [“show_com”] => string (5) ” block “[” excerpt_middle “] => string (0)” “[” btn_title “] => string (0)” “[” btn_margin “] => string (0)” “[” btn_padding “] => string ( 0) “” [“f_header_font_header”] => string (0) “” [“f_header_font_title”] => string (12) “Block header” [“f_header_font_settings”] => string (0) “” [“f_header_font_family”] => string (0) “” [“f_header_font_si ze “] => string (0)” “[” f_header_font_line_height “] => string (0)” “[” f_header_font_style “] => string (0)” “[” f_header_font_weight “] => string (0)” ” [“f_header_font_transform”] => string (0) “” [“f_header_font_spacing”] => string (0) “” [“f_header_”] => string (0) “” [“f_pag_font_title”] => string (15) “Pagination text” [“f_pag_font_settings”] => string (0) “” [“f_pag_font_family”] => string (0) “” [“f_pag_font_size”] => string (0) “” [“f_pag_font_line_height”] => string (0) “” [“f_pag_font_style”] => string (0) “” [“f_pag_font_weight”] => string (0) “” [“f_pag_font_transform”] => string (0) “” [“f_pag_font_spacing”] => string (0) “” [“f_pag_”] => string (0) “” [“f_title_font_header”] => string (0) “” [“f_title_font_title”] => string (13) “Article title” [ “f_title_font_settings”] => string (0) “” [“f_title_font_family”] => string (0) “” [“f_title_font_size”] => string (0) “” [“f_title_font_line_height”] => string (0) ” “[” f_title_font_style “] => string (0)” “[” f_title_font_weight “] => string (0)” “[” f_title_font_transform “] => str ing (0) “” [“f_title_font_spacing”] => string (0) “” [“f_title_”] => string (0) “” [“f_cat_font_title”] => string (20) “Article category tag” [” f_cat_font_settings “] => string (0)” “[” f_cat_font_family “] => string (0)” “[” f_cat_font_size “] => string (0)” “[” f_cat_font_line_height “] => string (0)” ” [“f_cat_font_style”] => string (0) “” [“f_cat_font_weight”] => string (0) “” [“f_cat_font_transform”] => string (0) “” [“f_cat_font_spacing”] => string (0) “” [“f_cat _”] => string (0) “” [“f_meta_font_title”] => string (17) “Article meta info” [“f_meta_font_settings”] => string (0) “” [“f_meta_font_family”] = > string (0) “” [“f_meta_font_size”] => string (0) “” [“f_meta_font_line_height”] => string (0) “” [“f_meta_font_style”] => string (0) “” [“f_meta_font_weight” ] => string (0) “” [“f_meta_font_transform”] => string (0) “” [“f_meta_font_spacing”] => string (0) “” [“f_meta _”] => string (0) “” [” f_ex_font_title “] => string (15)” article excerpt “[” f_ex_font_settings “] => string (0)” “[” f_ex_font_family “] => string (0)” “[” f_ex_font_size “] => string (0)” “[” f_ex_font_line_height “] => string (0)” “[” f_ex_font_style “] => string (0)” “[” f_ex_font_weight “] => string (0)” “[ “f_ex_font_transform”] => string (0) “” [“f_ex_font_spacing”] => stri

After update theme Custom CSS does not work.

Hi,

I was wondering if there is an option to set up the css for mobile and tablet in the Newspaper Theme ?
Example :
H1 desktop = 30px
H1 mobile = 15px

Same for the content of a post, list etc..

Thanks.

I noticed that after importing a demo, its CSS is still loaded there.
I was wondering wheres the right place to remove this call, from the child theme, since I need to minimize requests and we already loading a dynamic css file there, in which we can integrate the css code from the demo.

Hey guys,

Thanks for the great support so far !

I have a question regarding the 2 files : editor-style.css and td-config.php.
How can I modify them and use child them to add my new customization ?

Shall I just create /newspaper-child/include/td-config.php or how do we proceed ? I read your child theme documentation but those files are not mentioned.

Thanks for your help.

Since the recent update I am having an issue saving changes with the TagDiv Composer. After clicking save, it just spins without completing the process.

I have checked the updated theme requirements and increased the memory limit.

When I am on TagDiv Composer and Go to Chrome Developer Tools I get the following errors:

Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 () font-newspaper.css:1
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 () /wp-json/td-composer/save_post?

Error during WebSocket handshake: Unexpected response code: 403