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Hi,
Here are a few additional recommendations you can try. For some users, all themes work without issues, while for others, only certain ones function properly. This can vary depending on the extra plugins in use, as well as any caching or optimization plugins installed.
-> Footer delayed load https://prnt.sc/FS34hBno40sx (under the theme panel > footer > footer delayed load)
-> MINIFY INLINE CSS and AGGREGATE INLINE CSS – https://prnt.sc/en14t6CQChM- (under the theme panel > block settings> inline css)
-> Don’t load on mobile/desktop, this option is only on the cloud header for HEADER MENU https://prnt.sc/udlAW4icvSPP on HEADER MENU STICKY https://prnt.sc/9pKnilQdWyex on MOBILE MENU https://prnt.sc/ff7fRQvTnaXt and on MOBILE MENU STICKY https://prnt.sc/Mm-4mbC4WB68
-> Flex Blocks cache – https://forum.tagdiv.com/use-flex-blocks-cache-option/
Also, it is recommended to use a good cache plugin and even Cloudflare (CDN)
Thank you!
Hi,
For that, it will need to use a css like this one:
body .tdb_header_menu .tdb-menu>li>a:after {
margin-left: 0;
}
the results will be – https://i.imgur.com/01uYiuP.png
Hello,
“Performance Optimization
Among the most anticipated features are options to minify and aggregate inline CSS of blocks, accessible directly from the Theme Panel. Additionally, you can now hide the mobile menu and mobile search functions, offering a cleaner user experience on mobile devices.” – here is how you can enable those options:
-> Footer delayed load https://prnt.sc/FS34hBno40sx (under the theme panel > footer > footer delayed load)
-> MINIFY INLINE CSS and AGGREGATE INLINE CSS – https://prnt.sc/en14t6CQChM- (under the theme panel > block settings> inline css)
-> Don’t load on mobile/desktop, this option is only on the cloud header for HEADER MENU https://prnt.sc/udlAW4icvSPP on HEADER MENU STICKY https://prnt.sc/9pKnilQdWyex on MOBILE MENU https://prnt.sc/ff7fRQvTnaXt and on MOBILE MENU STICKY https://prnt.sc/Mm-4mbC4WB68
-> Flex Blocks cache – https://forum.tagdiv.com/use-flex-blocks-cache-option/
“The Newspaper Theme has leveled up its performance by optimizing the Theme Panel’s color settings through CSS variables. Moreover, JavaScript files will only be loaded when they are needed, which should noticeably improve the website’s speed.” – yest this is apply as long you are using cloud tenmplates, so if you do not have the tagDiv STandard pack plugin in used (this is loading all css and js even if is not need), then it will load only the js and css that will be used on that page/template.
Also, it is recommended to use a good cache plugin and even Cloudflare (CDN)
Thank you!
Hi Calin, thanks again.
In fact, I managed to find a fairly simple solution: instead of using wp_die for 404 pages, I simply use this code:
status_header(410);
nocache_headers();
get_header();
echo “page has gone”;
get_footer();
exit;
This is enough to ensure the page matches the site’s design.
Thanks again and best regards, Luca
Hello,
We are currently working with your Newspaper theme and have encountered an SEO issue when defining headings.
We have a global header with a mega menu, in which we have explicitly specified that the titles should be of the type <p>
If you check the following URL:
– https://living.spotahome.com/
You can see that there are two H1 tags (another error) and quite a few H3 tags coming from the menu; these H3 tags, when checking the page’s source code, start at line 2276.
All the source code for the menu appears as <p>, but it seems to be duplicated in this area, and we can’t figure out why.
We also have an issue with the two H1 tags—we don’t know where they’re coming from, but there should only be one.
Here is the SEO heading structure, where there should only be one H1 heading, and the rest should be H2 headings. The H3 headings are an error in the structure, and we couldn’t find them.
<H1> Spotahome LivingBest info for expats in european cities
<H1> Spotahome LivingBest info for expats in european cities
<H3> Digital Nomad Starter Kit for Spain: Essentials to Set Up Fast
<H3> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H3> Internet & Mobile Providers in Spain
<H3> Making Friends in Madrid: How to Build a Social Life Fast
<H3> Where to Live in Madrid in 2026: Best Neighborhoods
<H3> Barceloneta Beach Life: What Living by the Sea in Barcelona Is Really Like
<H3> Digital Nomad Starter Kit for Spain: Essentials to Set Up Fast
<H3> Barcelona Metro Guide: Everything You Need to Know Before You Ride
<H3> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H3> L’Eixample: Barcelona’s Modernist Architecture District
<H3> Your First Week in Valencia: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H3> Common Mistakes New Tenants Make (and How to Avoid Them)
<H3> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H3> The ultimate rental guide to Living in Valencia in 2026
<H3> Universities in Valencia: Complete Guide for International Students
<H3> Common Mistakes New Tenants Make (and How to Avoid Them)
<H3> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H3> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H3> Your First Week in Milan: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H3> Milan Design Week Guide, what to see, events, and tips for visitors
<H3> Living in Milan in 2026: The Complete Guide to Relocating
<H3> Your First Week in Berlin: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H3> Berlin Nightlife and Culture Guide: Clubs, Bars, and Creative Life
<H3> Berlin for Digital Nomads: Complete Guide to Living and Working Remotely
<H3> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H3> The ultimate rental guide to choosing where to live in Berlin in 2026
<H3> Common Mistakes New Tenants Make (and How to Avoid Them)
<H3> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H3> First Week in Paris: Checklist for Expats
<H3> Areas to Avoid in Paris: Safe Neighborhood Guide 2026
<H3> Living in Paris 2026: Complete Move and Life Guide
<H3> London first week checklist: essential guide for new residents
<H3> Where to live in London: 3 best neighborhoods to move to
<H3> Common Mistakes New Tenants Make (and How to Avoid Them)
<H3> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H3> London for Digital Nomads: Where to Live, Work and Connect
<H3> Common Mistakes New Tenants Make (and How to Avoid Them)
<H3> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H3> First Week in Brussels Checklist: What to Do First
<H3> Your First Week in Lisbon: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H3> Common Mistakes New Tenants Make (and How to Avoid Them)
<H3> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H3> Lisbon Neighborhoods Guide: Where to Live in 2026
<H3> Living in Lisbon: The Complete Guide for Expats and Newcomers in 2026
<H2> Your First Week in Berlin: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H2> Lisbon Neighborhoods Guide: Where to Live in 2026
<H2> Making Friends in Madrid: How to Build a Social Life Fast
<H2> London first week checklist: essential guide for new residents
<H2> Where to live in London: 3 best neighborhoods to move to
<H2> Barcelona Metro Guide: Everything You Need to Know Before You Ride
<H2> Eating in Barcelona Like a Local: Food Costs, Markets and Daily Habits for Expats
<H2> Valencia Neighbourhood Guide 2026: Find your perfect Barrio for your Lifestyle
<H2> Your First Week in Berlin: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H3> Join or social media
<H2> London first week checklist: essential guide for new residents
<H2> Where to live in London: 3 best neighborhoods to move to
<H2> Your First Week in Lisbon: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H2> Barceloneta Beach Life: What Living by the Sea in Barcelona Is Really Like
<H2> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H2> Barcelona Metro Guide: Everything You Need to Know Before You Ride
<H2> Common Mistakes New Tenants Make (and How to Avoid Them)
<H2> How to Open a Bank Account in Spain (2026) and Avoid Common Mistakes
<H2> First Week in Paris: Checklist for Expats
<H2> Valencia Neighbourhood Guide 2026: Find your perfect Barrio for your Lifestyle
<H2> Where to live in London: 3 best neighborhoods to move to
<H2> Universities in Valencia: Complete Guide for International Students
<H2> London first week checklist: essential guide for new residents
<H2> Where to live in London: 3 best neighborhoods to move to
<H2> Your First Week in Lisbon: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H2> Barceloneta Beach Life: What Living by the Sea in Barcelona Is Really Like
<H2> Digital Nomad Starter Kit for Spain: Essentials to Set Up Fast
<H2> Your First Week in Valencia: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H2> Your First Week in Berlin: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H2> Berlin Nightlife and Culture Guide: Clubs, Bars, and Creative Life
<H2> Common Mistakes New Tenants Make (and How to Avoid Them)
<H2> Berlin for Digital Nomads: Complete Guide to Living and Working Remotely
<H2> Barcelona Metro Guide: Everything You Need to Know Before You Ride
<H2> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H4> Enjoying the cityLifestyle
<H2> London first week checklist: essential guide for new residents
<H2> Where to live in London: 3 best neighborhoods to move to
<H2> London first week checklist: essential guide for new residents
<H2> Where to live in London: 3 best neighborhoods to move to
<H2> Your First Week in Lisbon: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H2> Barceloneta Beach Life: What Living by the Sea in Barcelona Is Really Like
<H2> Digital Nomad Starter Kit for Spain: Essentials to Set Up Fast
<H2> Your First Week in Valencia: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H2> Your First Week in Berlin: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H2> Berlin Nightlife and Culture Guide: Clubs, Bars, and Creative Life
<H2> Common Mistakes New Tenants Make (and How to Avoid Them)
<H2> Berlin for Digital Nomads: Complete Guide to Living and Working Remotely
<H2> Barcelona Metro Guide: Everything You Need to Know Before You Ride
<H2> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H2> London first week checklist: essential guide for new residents
<H2> Where to live in London: 3 best neighborhoods to move to
<H2> Your First Week in Lisbon: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H2> Barceloneta Beach Life: What Living by the Sea in Barcelona Is Really Like
<H2> Digital Nomad Starter Kit for Spain: Essentials to Set Up Fast
<H2> Your First Week in Valencia: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H2> Your First Week in Berlin: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H2> Berlin Nightlife and Culture Guide: Clubs, Bars, and Creative Life
<H2> Common Mistakes New Tenants Make (and How to Avoid Them)
<H2> Berlin for Digital Nomads: Complete Guide to Living and Working Remotely
<H2> Barcelona Metro Guide: Everything You Need to Know Before You Ride
<H2> Erasmus+ in 2026: The Complete Guide for International Students Coming to Europe
<H2> London first week checklist: essential guide for new residents
<H3> Where to live in London: 3 best neighborhoods to move to
<H3> Your First Week in Lisbon: What to Do and What to Set Up
<H3> Barceloneta Beach Life: What Living by the Sea in Barcelona Is Really Like
<H3> Digital Nomad Starter Kit for Spain: Essentials to Set Up Fast
Thank you in advance for your support.
Hi,
Yes, this is normal, the theme has 2 heads, one used only on mobile that starts from 737px (https://prnt.sc/VMduZHsWM4r3) width and the other one used for desktop. So if you have a cloud header, you can also edit the mobile header and add the elements you want to have when a mobile device is in use https://prnt.sc/Vd_GP6lzXlJV
Also, there is no real device that will have 767px width, so that case should ot happen on a real device.
I am doing some changes on my website’s design and I noticed something weird – at exactly 767px the header goes blank. On other key pixel changes like desktop to tablet or tablet to landscape I don’t have this problem.
Is this normal?
You can see this on every page of our website – eurocom.bg
Can you please help us troubleshoot?
Hi Atithya, if when the sticky menu is enabled, and you have an empty column, it means that you didn’t have a sticky menu on that header and you need to add the elements you want in the empty column.
Now there is another solution, you cna also set a row as sticky to the top – https://prnt.sc/8oa-ZJaZmaT0 if you use this option, make sure that you also set a background color to the row – https://prnt.sc/1D5fDydQVYfc
I hope this will help you!
Hi,
This is happening because the td-multipurpose font is not loading across the entire website, it only loads on pages where an element explicitly uses that font.
To fix this, you can force the font to load globally by adding the code in Theme Panel → Analytics / JS Codes → Header Code (the first field for code).
You can find the code snippet here: https://pastebin.com/7M2tGxdN
After adding it, the font should load properly across all pages.
Thank you!
In the main menu (td-demo-header-menu) how different “Product Category” links are added ? I checked with the menu but could not understand how these category links added in the menu ? Please help.
Hi,
I see that a custom css has been used to hide the footer https://prnt.sc/Ebuor66ByiN5
look for this cutsom css:
.single-3d-flip-book .td-header-template-wrap, .td-footer-template-wrap { and edit it to be like this
display: none!important;
}
.single-3d-flip-book .td-header-template-wrap {
display: none!important;
}
Hello, I’m having a serious issue inserting code into the <head> of my website using the Newspaper theme. I’ve tried multiple methods and none of them are working.
I need to insert the Google AdSense script (adsbygoogle.js) into the <head> to verify my domain, but the code does NOT appear in the page source using any method.
I am always checking using “View Page Source” (not inspector).
I have also tried using external plugins, completely disabling LiteSpeed Cache and Wordfence, and manually integrating the code directly into the theme files (functions.php and header.php). However, the script still does NOT appear in the page source under any circumstances.
I would appreciate guidance on:
the correct method to insert code into <head> in Newspaper
or if there are any known limitations with AdSense or external scripts
Thank you in advance.
Please check the answer from here – https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/newspaper-pro-cant-edit-header-2/#post-541550
Hi,
Thank you for providing the screenhost. According to the message from your screenhost, that is not a cloud header, it is a standard header that can be edited using the theme panel settings and not the theme builder – https://prnt.sc/7eptWm3_J4Y5
Now normally, if you have installed the Magazine PRO it should use a cloud header – https://prnt.sc/Yy7B-ALfEQWw if you want to import it from the cloud, you can search for Magazine and install the header https://prnt.sc/WtZXEl8-0SBv – https://prnt.sc/QH5tTyUHjoZD
Yeah, that doesn’t seem to work so well? I can copy the row, but pasting it before (or even after) the existing mobile header just makes a jumbled mess.
the newspaper pro header says it is uneditable and to download a cloud theme but there is no Newspaper Pro header in the cloud
How do I edit the NEwspaper Pro header
the newspaper pro header says it is uneditable and to download a cloud theme but there is no Newspaper Pro header in the cloud
How do I edit the NEwspaper Pro header
Hi ilisakpop99, I hope the answer in this topic https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/sticky-offset-not-working-in-tagdiv-builder-header-overlapping-issue/ helps you!
Hi,
In this case, you’ll need to adjust the offset for the sticky sidebar so that it appears correctly below the sticky menu. For example, if the sticky header has a height of 120px, then the sticky sidebar should have an offset of at least 120px as well.
This ensures the sidebar doesn’t overlap with the header and stays properly positioned.
https://prnt.sc/OGdiDbI-ki4y
Thank you!
Hi,
I’m experiencing a similar issue related to the sticky functionality, but specifically with the Sticky Offset not working correctly.
I’m using the Newspaper theme with TagDiv Composer and have a sticky column (Table of Contents) in my single post layout.
Here’s the problem:
* The sticky feature itself is working (the column sticks while scrolling)
* However, the Sticky Offset value is ignored
* My header is fixed, and it overlaps the top part of the sticky column
So even though I set an offset (e.g., 120px), the sticky element does not respect that space, and part of the content is hidden behind the header.
It seems like the sticky behavior is not properly calculating the offset when a fixed header is present.
Is this a known issue after recent updates?
Is there an official fix or recommended workaround for this?
Thanks!
Hi everyone,
I’m currently using the Newspaper theme and building my single post layout with TagDiv Composer. I’m having an issue with the sticky column (Table of Contents).
The sticky function is working, but the “Sticky Offset” does not seem to apply correctly.
* I set Sticky Offset to 120px
* The column becomes sticky when scrolling
* However, the fixed header overlaps the top part of the sticky content
But nothing seems to fix it.
Has anyone experienced this issue before?
Is there a proper way to make Sticky Offset work with a fixed header in TagDiv Builder?
Thanks in advance!
Hi,
Please check the following: Edit the homepage and open the Manager settings. Then, verify whether Main Menu Sticky is enabled. You can try disabling and re-enabling it to see if the issue persists. If it appears, click on one of its elements, then go to Header Menu Sticky. In the General tab, set the Sticky Type to Smart Snap, and for the Transition Effect, select Slide Down: https://prnt.sc/hyDeU23BayBc (the steps are in the image)
I hope this helps!
Hi Calin, I am the admin of this website. the template was set up and was working properly earlier. I have shared Nov month way back machine link: https://web.archive.org/web/20251123180938/https://www.electronicsforu.com/
Kindly check and you can see a sticky menu just below the wayback machine header: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ubln-UnwUSOeJEfXRLXHzsj2a-pSpBxt/view?usp=sharing
I’ve found a custom code not compatible with tag div composer. I removed it and all started to work again.
This custom code tried to solve the next problem:
– I use Polylang for language management.
– I created custom posts with custom taxonomies
– i have configured a cloud template for the header and the footer that is used across all site
– i have set english versions of the Header and the footer as “Global Template”
MY PROBLEM IS:
The template translates properly header and footer in normal template pages (pages, single and category) but when it renders page templates for custom taxonomies or custom posts the footer doesn’t show in the language selected.
Any solution for this? I think a months ago i found a post that pointed that problem as a bug not resolved.
Thank you Calin,
here is the situation: https://www.pignetotv.it/wp-content/uploads/Default-PRO-vs-Default-RTL-PRO.png
Above is the “Header Template – Default PRO”, below is the “Header Template – Default RTL PRO”: in the “Header Template – Default RTL PRO” there is a line of code (CSS code) that i don’t see in “Header Template – Default PRO”.
The exact same situation also occurs for “Homepage Template”, “Footer Template”, etc.
Thank you very much for your attention.
