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Hi

By installing the child theme as it is in /code folder the parent theme functionality won’t be affected because all theme’s files are in main theme. The child theme become useful if you want to customize a post template for example, you will move the required files and the changes won’t be affected by futures updates. In fact this is the point of a child theme, to keep the customization even if the main theme it’s updated. But this is not always valid, because once in a while the child theme it’s also updated, or if the main theme pass through a major update it’s possible that some customizations not work well anymore. There is no reason to install the child theme unless if you decide to customize the parent theme. Note that customizing a theme involve good coding skills otherwise its functionality will be damaged rather than improved.

You can check in documentation which file can be edited with child theme: https://forum.tagdiv.com/the-child-theme-support-tutorial/

Hope this help.

Thanks for the message!

• This reply was modified 10 years by Andrei L..
• This reply was modified 10 years by Andrei L..

Hi there
I have the same problem as the OP and I’ve just tried the solution you have posted here and still can’t get any plugins to install. Any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you

In democraty the users that have final decision lol, just kidding, thanks for your reply, by the way i can’t update my theme from the envato plugin, it give me a link to install it.

Thanks for the advise. I was able to get the updated version installed, I was not installing it properly before. As far as errors go, the only thing I know to do is wait and see if Webmaster Tools shows whether things are improving.

Unfortunately since installing the latest version, I can’t seem to make any changes to color layout etc. When I installed the updated version, it changed the color of some of my accents, like “log in”, “recent posts”, “latest articles” to black which clashes with the color scheme. I have changed all the theme colors, saved the theme colors and refreshed the page and there is no change. I don’t remember that be too difficult in the past and I’m really not sure why it changed with the update.

I also tried to set the template to show summaries instead of entire posts on previous articles, when I save those settings and refresh the page there is no change.

Also, when I preview the page, it shows an about the author post at the bottom of the page and a comments field . I would really like these elements to show on the posted pages, but they don’t and in this particular case never did.

Please let me know where I should go to fix these items, Thank you in advance for your time.

Regards,

Jeni

oh, I have installed Advanced Custom Field and read the post: https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/where-do-i-insert-advanced-custom-fields/

So where do insert for the blocks, after the excerpt appears?

thank you

I followed the basic tutorial newspapper. Until I installed the plugin and tutorial follow the tips below, which has the theme of manual own.
Installed Thumbnail Upscale and Force Regenerate Thumbnails and not solved. Below the settings that were made.

https://forum.tagdiv.com/image-size/

http://www.davidtan.org/wordpress-hard-crop-vs-soft-crop-difference-comparison-example/

I’m having the same problem.

Cannot get DEMO to upload. Hangs up and give’s me following error:

Ajax error. Cannot connect to server, it may be due to a misconfiguration on the server.
textStatus: error
td_ajax_request_name: full_demo_media_1
errorThrown: Not Found

-I can upload images to the MEDIA folder.
-I’ve completely wiped out MYSQL databases thinking that they were corrupt.
-Installed newest Newspaper v6 theme
-New WordPress install
-different browser – same outcome

help…

I generally agree with what Steven said.

Of course, major hackbots actually go after ALL sites running WordPress, and even folders with /wp-content/ or /wp-admin/ simply by doing Google search.

It’s of utmost importance to keep your core WP files updated for all the security patches.

It’s imperative to learn about security strategies:
1) rename your admin account to something else — you should NEVER have account called “admin”
2) use tools like “limit login attempts”
3) consider disabling pingbacks and XMLRPC unless you have absolute need for them
4) make sure your host has system in place like IPTables/CSF for auto-blocking port scans and basic probing of server.
5) delete old plugins and themes you are NOT using — 5 year old theme in your theme folder might be hackable. Just because it’s off doesn’t mean the php files are not still there (!).
6) check your site/domain error logs from time to time to look for folks from certain IPS generating large amount of errors; have your host add them to a block list, or in some cases you can do so with htaccess if not other method.
7) try not to have any “account signup” forms on your site; make sure any contact forms do NOT send auto emails back to the sender — instant spam engine.
8) subscribe to security blogs like Securi which keep up on major WP hackables
9) don’t install any plugins which have not been updated in 2015 unless you’re 100% sure they are safe as they may not have the security updates of recent months
10) don’t install free plugins “found on the web” on some random website (don’t trust “glowing reviews” from junk WP review sites which are affiliate link farms!)

Use common sense, be proactive in having a security PLAN like regular safe backups, etc. and “be careful out there!”

Chris

• This reply was modified 10 years by simchris.
• This reply was modified 10 years by simchris.

No reason to install the Child theme. Some people use them to hack theme settings in hopes they won’t have to redo edits on theme update; however that is a 50/50 proposition since often major theme updates mean changing child theme as well. If you’re using the built-in functions and control panel and visual layout, without needing to “hack’ things for some custom reason, you don’t need to use the child theme. It’s also a CSS redirect, which Google actually doesn’t like, but WordPress has this as a core ‘feature.’

Not sure that helps or not — but upshot: don’t use it unless you have a reason to!

Hi

I suspect that the theme’s files were not copied properly so please make sure that you do a clean install of the theme as it’s suggested in our documentation: https://forum.tagdiv.com/how-to-update-theme/ clear all caches, deactivate the plugins and test again.

Let us know how it goes!

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 10 years by Andrei L..

Heres the link

I do have SEO Yoast installed, but the author code being outputted seems to be coming before the Yoast info

In my download I have both versions; with 6 installed it says v6.

Note there are two download options on ThemeForest — just the theme, or the “all files” — there is option to install either v6, the default latest — also a folder with v4 which is old version.