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Thanks, Bettina.

1. Are we not able to add CSS via the Theme Panel to apply to all boxes?
2. Tried Chrome & Firefox and was unable to find Live CSS – can you please reduce to 50% for now until we can find and adjust further on our end?

Where is the Live CSS box located?

Thank you, Bettina.

Our original request was to reduce the size to 50%. It is now showing at 100%. And we cannot see the CSS code via Admin/Theme Panel/Custom CSS

Copy-paste CSS code was done several times but without a successful result.

Admin Credentials have now been sent to contact@tagdiv.com

Thank you!

Hi again,

I thought the custom css remove the link but the reality is that only remove the possibility to click on link. Any other option to remove the author link?

This is the message I’m referring to “I received this message from TagDiv support. Let’s hope it works:

Hi,

That is indeed the malware – https://labs.sucuri.net/blacklist/info/?domain=fast.quickcontentnetwork.com I found it as well on a few websites while I was investigating similar issues. Checking in the Live CSS option is a very important step in cleaning the malware, I’m not sure my colleagues from the forum didn’t mention it. We added a filter for the Live CSS in newer theme versions, which doesn’t allow malware to be entered there anymore. But if the website was infected while using an older theme version, updating the theme doesn’t solve the problem. What you have to do after updating the theme is open the Live CSS and press save – https://prnt.sc/a4XFrTI5j9tb That is it, the malware will be removed from there.

But I would still have a few suggestions based on what I encountered in other cases:
– In case you have not already, check in the plugins folder using a file manager (cPanel, FTP, etc.) to see if there are plugins there which you did not install. The plugins may not show up in wordpress but they could be there.
– Scan the website with wordfence.
– Check the website users.

The website does appear to be clean now – https://sitecheck.sucuri.net/results/https/www.marcocalvo.it There’s nothing in the Live CSS and no unusual scripts loading. If I can help with something let me know.

Regards.”

I solved the first problem with CSS but the problem with the button continue. The 2nd problem that the “Edit Tag Composer” does not appear in the posts continues.

Thanks Ana Maria
But if need to change or modify the interline space I should use custom code css?
Shouldn’t it be simpler?

I had similar problem with my website with this popular posts. I solved it in a way that I made custom shortcode for sorting based on total number of views (not in last 7 days or 48h). In shortcode you have the option to choose how old you want your posts to be. hat means that it wont show posts older than 7 days (or any other number of days defined in shortcode) even though if they are visited.

Here is my codes which works for me in my Newspaper child theme. Use it freely if it suits you and your website.

Code in functions.php file in child theme:

// Include the popular posts shortcode file
include_once get_stylesheet_directory() . '/sedamdana-popular-shortcode.php';

File in child theme whic I named “sedamdana-popular-shortcode.php”

(this forum is not allowing me to share code from my php file, so I uploaded it on link: https://file.io/PSWL4VdNb7xN)

The shortcode output is styled using CSS defined in the PHP code. You can further customize the styles by modifying the CSS within the bhcrow_posts_shortcode_styles function.

Once the PHP code is added, you can use the [bhcrow_posts] shortcode in your posts, pages, or widgets where you want to display the list of posts.
Example usage: [bhcrow_posts title=”Popular Posts” number=3 days=30 category=”technology” sort=”visits” show_date=false]

Customize the shortcode attributes as per your requirements. For example, you can change the number of posts displayed, the sorting criteria, or whether to show thumbnails or dates.

The shortcode [bhcrow_posts] can accept several attributes to customize its behavior. Here are the available attributes and their default values:
title (default: ‘Posts’): The title of the section.
number (default: 5): The number of posts to display.
days (default: 7): Number of days to consider for displaying posts.
category (default: none): The category of posts to display.
show_thumbnails (default: true): Whether to show post thumbnails.
show_date (default: true): Whether to show post dates.
show_visits (default: true): Whether to show visit counts.
show_category (default: true): Whether to show post categories.
show_title (default: true): Whether to show post titles.
sort (default: ‘visits’): Sorting criteria for posts (‘visits’ for popularity, ‘latest’ for latest posts).
title_limit (default: none): Character limit for post titles.
cache_duration (default: 60): Cache duration in minutes.

The final output is cached using set_transient to improve performance by avoiding repeated database queries.

After adding the shortcode to a post or page, view the page on your website to see the output. The posts should be displayed based on the attributes you’ve specified in the shortcode.

Remember to backup your files before making any changes, especially when editing theme files or using any PHP code.

I use it without any issues on my website Visoko.co.ba news portal

Here is the screenshot of it. I use it with minimum options on my homepage.

https://prnt.sc/BKxwmsDaAmvt

• This reply was modified 2 years by bhcrow.

Hi Anamaria,

Can you check with your developers team if it can be disabled? We don’t have unfortunately access to all Cloudflare accounts – but if with a switch, we could at least quickly stop the interest to this path /wp-json/tdw/save_css