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Hi,
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In your screenshot, you have a flex block builder and the flex block builder use modules, which can be created or imported from cloud – https://prnt.sc/jDMhMSNb8mQS
To set a module to a flex block builder, edit that page/template with tagDiv Composer, select the element and in in “Module” tab select the module template you want to use on that flex block https://prnt.sc/ZlGN06bBJ6k0

Hi,
Using tagDiv Standard Pack provides the old php blocks and templates. Once you disable it you should replace all blocks with flex blocks and templates to cloud templates.
You can use cloud templates for taxonomies too https://prnt.sc/FfAAXF_r_Cbm
Thank you!

Hi,

I think you want to have control over the articles on your homepage, right? If so, this can be done using tagDiv Composer. Edit the homepage, select the block, and then go to the Filter tab—there you can choose the results you want for that block. https://forum.tagdiv.com/flex-block-settings-guide/ – https://prnt.sc/SfBpdih_689q

Also, to make sure everything works properly, ensure that the “Unique Articles” option on the homepage is disabled. https://forum.tagdiv.com/unique-articles/

Hi,
Flex Block 4 uses two modules, so please make sure the author is enabled on both. You can type “author” in the search bar and look for the red indicators to identify the setting: https://prnt.sc/f0SBfZrG6Nkq – https://prnt.sc/DauthZ3MDxIr – https://i.imgur.com/flR4Gdc.png

Hi,
The tagDiv Standard Pack, as the name suggests, includes the old theme templates. These templates cannot be edited on the frontend and only offer limited control through the theme panel, where you can enable or disable certain elements.
They are based on an older code structure (from several years ago, before the transition to Cloud Templates), and unlike the newer system, they load all CSS and JS files regardless of whether those elements are actually used.
If you are using Cloud Templates, there is no need to keep the Standard Pack plugin enabled. After disabling it, check your website:
If you don’t see any shortcodes, it means no standard templates or elements are in use, and you can safely keep the plugin disabled (or even remove it).
If you do see shortcodes, I recommend re-enabling the plugin. Then, using the Theme Builder, replace those old elements (for example, swap them with Flex Blocks). Once everything is updated, you can disable or remove the plugin.
This way, tagDiv Composer and Cloud Templates will load only the necessary CSS and JS for each page/template, improving overall performance.
Thank you!

Hi,
You can explore all our demos here: https://demo.tagdiv.com/select_demo/newspaper-prebuilt-websites/?demo-type=all and choose the one that best matches your image sizes and overall layout.
If the issue only affects the single post template, it can be adjusted quickly and easily. However, if changes are needed across the entire site, it’s definitely possible, but it will require a bit more work—each flex block may need to be adjusted individually to ensure the images display properly.
Also, if you can share a link to your website, I’d be happy to take a closer look and suggest the best solution. In some cases, it might be enough to regenerate the images or change the thumbnail size used in the blocks.
Thank you!

Hi,
Check if you are using ajax pagination, mega menu, and many blocks (the theme is making a query for each block in parts, and if you are using mega menu, each element as mega menu makes queries, also ajax pagination makes queries to the database). Also, make sure that you use lazyload for images.
Other type of settings that can reduce the numbers of queries: use a good cache plugin WP Rocket, use object cache (redis), and use flex block cache – https://forum.tagdiv.com/use-flex-blocks-cache-option/ (with will reduce the number of request instead of a request for each page load for each flex block, this request will be only after 5-10 minutes for that flex block, it depends on the time set)
In addition, it’s a good idea to identify what’s consuming your server resources. Tools like Query Monitor – https://www.superspeedyplugins.com/kb/performance-optimization/site-owner-tips/how-to-use-query-monitor-to-analyse-wordpress-performance-problems/ and Code Profiler can help you pinpoint high CPU or resource usage caused by plugins, themes, or database queries.
Thank you!

Hi,
The taxonomy=tdtax_app_tag and ?taxonomy=tdtax_app_category taxonomies were added through the ACF plugin and can be modified there: https://prnt.sc/haKu1OuDxYn0
After making changes, make sure to set the Cloud Template for the new taxonomy. Keep in mind that if you change the slug, the previously added entries will no longer appear, because the new slug creates a different taxonomy parameter.
Also, don’t forget to update the slug in Composer for elements such as filters and Flex Blocks, so that the correct taxonomy is displayed.

Hi,
The CPT link https://azrst.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Screenshot-2026-03-14-154535.png can be changed from ACF plugin> Post Types > https://prnt.sc/0Z9Q7r8PGyjn
This https://azrst.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Screenshot-2026-03-14-155042.png is the link of pagination created by the flex loop builder, unfortunately, it cna not be changed. The pagination is working with that type of parameter. What can be done is to change the pagination type from numbered to a load more button – https://prnt.sc/tR5HILKHyTdB
Thank you!

Hi,
Unfortunately, the Block elements will not adjust to the website width if it is wider than the default. For this, you’ll need to use the Flex Block elements, which are adjustable based on the width and per viewport using tagDiv Composer.
Alternatively, you can create your own module using the Module Builder and display the block using the Flex Block Builder.
Thank you!

Hi,
Yes, it can be used, but I will suggest using the ACF plugin instead, because the Real Estate Plugin is hardcoded for that demo and you need to manually change the code in the plugin and adjust it according to your needs. By using ACF, you can create CPT’s, taxonomies and custom fields that can be used with the theme, you can create a cloud template and even modules and blocks for those

Hi Danizar, if you want to create a module for your website, you can use the module builder (those modules can be used on Flex Block Builder and Flex Loop Builder). This is easier than creating a classic module in code and you’ll avoid problems like the one you are facing now. If you want to create a simple module, you can use the example from here – https://forum.tagdiv.com/practical-example-how-to-add-a-new-block-and-module/