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Hello ouropretooficial,
Sorry for the inconvenience, but I guess that your sidebar is not working as expected due to your bad installation. I suggest you make a new clean install from scratch, via FTP way, clear all your caches and install only the plugins that come bundled with the theme core files and rule out any conflicting plugins. If you will check our demo preview here -> https://demo.tagdiv.com/newsmag/ you will see that the sidebar work perfectly.
However, if you are unhappy with our product and if you want the mobey back, you can request a refund here – https://themeforest.net/refund_requests/new if you consider that you can not use the theme for your website. We will approve the refund.
Thank you for understanding!
a) change passwords
b) reinstall WordPress (delete original files via FTP, do clean install; backup your wp-config.php file
c) delete and reinstall ALL plugins
d) delete and reinstall ALL themes
e) check root public folder for any errant php files; check htaccess file
* once site working, cleanly
** MAKE PERIODIC BACKUPS!
** Update WordPress when it tells you to for security patches
** disable editing of core files, disable XML-RPC, disable password reset option
** scan site once a month with free Securi site scanner
** MAKE BACKUPS!
@simion you were right. This works.
No re-upload. Delete the folder wp-content/themes/Newspaper, and then upload again.
Seems a conflict between versions. Anyway, it’s a pretty heavy solution.
¿Are this a better solution?
1. Download Newspaper from ThemeForest to your PC.
2. Unzip.
3. Open “Newspaper-tf” and unzip “Newspaper.zip”.
4. Rename the folder “Newspaper” to “Newspaper2”.
5. Upload “Newspaper2” by FTP to wp-content/themes/
6. Go to Themes in WordPress Admin Panel and activate the second Newspaper.
7. (IMPORTANT) Delete wp-content/themes/newspaper by FTP, not by WordPress Admin Panel.
Following this method, the configuration of Newspaper written in the database is not eliminated, and it avoids problems to the users in real time. They should not notice any visual changes.
Hello Cavemantraining,
I guess that your demos is not right installed on your side, sorry! It seems that black color is not applied on the main wrap. As a quick solution, you should try using the code below and place it in Theme panel->Custom CSS area.
The code is ->
.td-main-content-wrap{
background-color: black;
}
I suggest you make a new clean install from scratch, via FTP way and use only the required plugins which come bundled with the theme core files and then, simply install the demo you like, clear all your caches and check the results. Should work as expected.
Thanks for your understanding!
Hello fernando,
I have inspected your website and I did not saw any problems with your sidebars. Everything seems to work as expected. If the problem is still there, you should provide some useful screenshots so I can identify the problem. Also, after this, you should try making a new clean install via FTP, clear all the caches and check the results.
Thanks for the message!
Hi,
@jessenixon In similar cases, deleting the theme and uploading it again seems to be a solution for this. Please try it and see if it works for you
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/article-inlines-after-paragraph-and-position/
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/inline-ads-position-option-not-showing/
If the problem is still there, please send us an email at contact@tagdiv.com and provide admin login information, as well as FTP access. Also paste a link to this topic so we can identify you.
Thanks
This issue is most common when WordPress is “installed” via hosting panel vs FTP as the FTPuser, where the directories become “owned” by Apache or similar, and so FTPuser cannot edit/delete/remove.
Your hosting co (or if you have SSH access and know what you’re doing) can “change ownership” permissions on the public folders inside the public root to be “owned” by the FTPuser. (You will need to generally tell them WHO the FTPuser account actually is, not the WordPress admin). Meaning, they will need to know the FTP “user” you are logging in as to your site, to change ownership to that user.
Hope that helped a little!
Hello,
If you cannot upload the theme via ftp following this guide: https://forum.tagdiv.com/install-via-ftp/ then you will have to contact your host as the limitations and/or permissions are added by your host, not the theme.
Thank you!
Hello,
I’m trying to upgrade the Hewspaper folder and i’ts appearing an error. At FTP I’m seeing that the Newspaper folder has an unknown user and group, and I cannot modify or delete or uploading files at Hewspaper folder.
Can you help me?
Regards,
Javier
Hi,
This is an unusual problem. A theme re-install should fix this problem you are having. Try downloading the theme package again and use it to install the theme by FTP. Deactivate any child theme you might have, to rule this out. The mentioned option should display in the theme panel. If you have already tried this with no result, please send us an email at contact@tagdiv.com and provide admin login information so we can inspect the issue. Also paste a link to this topic.
Thanks
Hello Gustavo,
First of all, please ensure that you are using the latest theme version and then, ensure that you have installed it according to our documentation via FTP, like this -> https://forum.tagdiv.com/install-via-ftp/ Also, check your system status to be according to our documentation here -> https://forum.tagdiv.com/system-status-parameters-guide/ and also, your PHP version do not have to be greater than 7.0, very important.
Thanks for your understanding!
Hello Adrian L.,
I guess that your theme installing it was not done correctly. Please try to make a new clean install from scratch via FTP way according to our documentation here -> https://forum.tagdiv.com/install-via-ftp/ clear all your caches, purge all CDN files if you are using the CDN system and check the results.
Thanks for the message!
Hello Sabrqq,
I suggest you making a new clean install from scratch via FTP way according to our documentation here -> https://forum.tagdiv.com/install-via-ftp/ If you are using some untested plugins, leave just Visual Composer to active, clear all your caches and check the results.
Thanks for your understanding!
Hello jorgejimenezco,
We recommend installing the theme via FTP way because this is the surest method in this regard, according to our documentation here -> https://forum.tagdiv.com/install-via-ftp/ You simply download the latest theme version from theme forest and then, you should follow the steps from our useful guide theme installation.
Thanks for the message!
Hello jbrenno,
Please ensure that you are using the latest theme version if you want to bring best theme results. I suggest you making a fresh install from scratch via FTP way, according to our documentation here -> https://forum.tagdiv.com/install-via-ftp/ because this is the surest method in this regard. Increase your system status parameters to be according to our documentation here -> https://forum.tagdiv.com/system-status-parameters-guide/ Use only the plugins which are tested with the theme and rule out any conflicting plugins.
Hope this helps and let us know how it goes!
Thanks for the message!
Hello aberniz,
Check your Screen option from post editor and make sure that your Post Settings are checked, like this -> https://www.screencast.com/t/35cjtD2UTe Also, if this option is not there, I suggest you making a new fresh install from scratch via FTP way clear all your caches and check the results. Also, you should check your system status parameters to be according to our documentation here -> https://forum.tagdiv.com/system-status-parameters-guide/
Hope this helps and let us know how it goes!
Thanks for the message!
Well, ideally you should have a copy of the theme you downloaded from ThemeForest for $50 or whatever.
So, why not simply reinstall the portion you broke?
Also good time to learn to make backups prior to editing anything.
Also good time to disable the ability to edit core files via the WP admin, and only edit files on your local PC and then upload via FTP, so you have “versioning” backups to fix problems/mistakes.
if you paid somebody to setup/edit your site, don’t they have back up of what t hey did, and didn’t they give you a zip file of their edited version before uploading on the website you have? That is common practice when paying a third party to edit stuff.
I don’t work here, just some food for thought.
Ask your hosting provider to disable mod security — not part of theme.
Check your site via FTP to ensure it was not hacked.
Try changing back to the default WP theme.
Try disabling all plugins by renaming the plugins folder via ftp to xplugins
Hi Catalin,
I did your suggested full install the theme and bundled plugins via FTP but does’t work.
it alway like this
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BwiQ4x0xKXlubDdUX05hbVNiLU0
Thank you
Hello Knockfoto,
Check our demo here -> https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper/td-post-aston-villa-beat-liverpool-to-join-arsenal-in-the-fa-cup-final/ and the style for tag div Slider should look like in same way on mobile devices -> https://www.screencast.com/t/nC3objV0u2Xb I suggest you make a full backup to your database, and then you should install the theme via FTP only with bundled plugins and check the results. The TagDiv Gallery is fully tested and compatible with the theme and should work as expected, as you can see in our demo preview.
Thanks for your understanding!
Hello TomasCabezuelo,
First of all, to be safe, you should make a full backup to your database and then you simply install your theme via FTP, according to our documentation here -> https://forum.tagdiv.com/install-via-ftp/ Use this method because this is the surest one in this regard.
Hope this helps and let us know how it goes!
Thanks for your understanding!
Hello misolek,
You should make a full backup after deleting your website and then you can re-install the according to our documentation here -> https://forum.tagdiv.com/install-via-ftp/ Notice that all of your created data will be loaded into your database and then after your theme installing, all of these will be re-loaded into your fresh install.
Thanks for your understanding!
Hello lrawareness,
I have inspected your website and I saw that you are using a lot of untested plugins which can interact with the theme core files which might cause a lot of unknown issues. Try to disable all of them, leave just Visual Composer to active, clear all your caches and install only the plugins that come bundled with the theme core files and rule out any conflicting plugins. If the problem is still there, try to make a new clean install from scratch via FTP way, clear all the caches and check the results. You should check our demo preview here -> https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper/?s=wordpress and there you will see that our theme works as expected.
Thanks for your message!
Hello ouropretooficial,
I have inspected your website and I saw that you still using some untested plugins, such as Autoptimize plugin, like this -> https://www.screencast.com/t/3i5BYnSt If you want to bring best results with our theme you should disable all of your untested plugins, leave just Visual Composer to active, clear all your caches and install only the plugins that come bundled with the theme core files and rule out any conflicting plugins. Do you have tried this thing? If the problem is still there, you should make a new clean install from scratch via FTP way and install the theme only with bundled plugins and check the results.
Thanks for your understanding!
Looks like your server isn’t setup to run long enough to upload the theme via the theme panel.
So, you either need to increase your timeout settings in your theme panel, or spend a little time learning to use FTP, as it’s the only way to 100% manage a WordPress site, and fix issues when you run into problems, need to do backups, remove busted/stuck plugins, or have install issues unrelated to the theme – as you’re having now.
You can try to first ask your hosting provider to increase the ‘timeout’ for processes and PHP processes to at least 200 seconds. Also check you have at least 64M allocated to WordPress/php in your wp-config.php file and also in your hosting php setup.
only you can manage these issues.
(I don’t work here.)