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Lucian
tagDiv Staff

Hi,

Please make a backup of your current theme installation and then re-update the theme, like this:https://forum.tagdiv.com/how-to-update-the-theme/ Before this please try to check if this issues are still present if you deactivate all plugins, check for this issues without any plugins active so that you make sure this dose not happen due to some plugins.
If this dose not solve anything please let us know and send an e-mail with your wp-admin user and pass at contact@tagdiv.com specify this issues or just paste this topic’s link into your message content.

Thanks

Lucian
tagDiv Staff

Hi,

Please follow this steps:

1. First please make a backup of your current theme installation so you can revert back to it in case something goes wrong.
2. Then copy the theme files using the same method Christopher suggested above: https://forum.tagdiv.com/how-to-update-the-theme/
3. After this please deactivate all plugins and follow this guide: https://forum.tagdiv.com/newspaper-v-3-7/
4. Make sure you do this with all plugins disabled.
Please let me know if you can’t manage to do this.

Thanks

simchris
tagDiv Member

It should work in IE as I’m using IE right now, and I can go to the Google site and the fonts work.

So, likely you need to load them from your style.css file vs using the theme panel. Meaning get the CSS from the above link I provided, from the CSS link, grab the CSS, and put at bottom of your style.css file; edit the style.css file to change the headline or whatever to the font you want, then edit the functions file to remove calls to google fonts from there.

eg. the css file you need to copy FROM:
<link href='http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Quattrocento:400,700' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'>

Kind of advanced, but that’s how I’m loading Open Sans and it works 100% of the time because Google provides the correct font for the platform.

Ideally, the point I was making for Marius is that you should be calling the Google version of the font in the theme, and the theme should be calling that from Google. It has nothing to do with “web safe” fonts, where the specific font would not be installed on a Windows PC.

Not sure that helps. But since you use that as your corporate ID font, it might be simpler to make the custom fix to ensure it always works, as I do with Open Sans.

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TheMediumUTM
tagDiv Member

I do find the copyright one works on mobile and tablet (at least, mine does).

One way to disable the widgets, although it’s just lazily hiding it, is this:

1. Install https://wordpress.org/plugins/zigwidgetclass/

2. Give all the widgets in the footers you don’t want a class like hide_on_mobile

3. Go to Theme Panel -> Custom CSS and create a class like this:


@media (max-width: 1018px) {
  .hide_on_mobile {
    display: none !important;
  }
}

@media (min-width: 1019px) {
  .hide_on_mobile {
    display: initial !important;
  }
}

Note that you may have to use a different number of px to pick out the exact screen sizes you want. If I remember right, the other breaks used in the theme are 1200, 768, and 480.

Ecofame
tagDiv Member

Hi TheMediumUTM,

I am using the childtheme. Would it be there any different if I was using the mothertheme?
I don’t know what CDN is and I just installed cache plugin. Could you pleas guide me how to refresh the prowser using cache plugin?

Regards
Ecofame

Lucian
tagDiv Staff

Hi,

Make sure you use the latest VC plugin version (4.3.3) with the last theme version (4.2.2) and also follow this guide when installing WPBakery Visual Composer: https://forum.tagdiv.com/update-the-visual-composer-plugin-wpbakery/

Thanks

simchris
tagDiv Member

Once i have everything optimized for ssl i will pass along my adventures…

In meantime for those curious this has some good info…
http://serverfault.com/questions/570288/is-it-bad-to-redirect-http-to-https

Check the entire site for internal links and ensure they are all using HTTPS if you specific your own domain name in links, so you are not causing your own redirects.
Update your <meta property=”og:url” to using the https version of your domain.
If you use <base href= again update to use HTTPS.
Install SPDY protocol if possible
Make sure to use CSS Image sprites where possible, to reduce numbers of request.
Update your sitemaps to indicate https status, so spiders over time learn this change.
Change Search Engine preferences like Google Webmaster Tools to prefer HTTPS
Where possible off-load any stactic media to HTTPS CDN servers.

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simchris
tagDiv Member

Once you have ssl cert installed, you would likely add a rewrite rule to your htaccess file to gracefully direct old http links to https version. Talk to your hosting provider about activating mod spdy once you have https … And remember to test and update sitemap to ensure links point to https in sitemap, etc.

Viralvid
tagDiv Member

Hey Christopher,
first of all thanks for the reply 🙂

Sorry i think the name “newspaperpatch” caused a missunderstanding, I actually called the whole Newspaper Theme folder “Newspaperpatch” for me to remeber this is the pached theme…

I patched the theme manually (replaced all files) before the first time I installed it on wordpress

Just now the error occurred again: After 2 minutes of loading i get this message:
“An internal server error occurred. Please try again later.”

any other ideas? tough one to figure out i guess :/

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TheMediumUTM
tagDiv Member

Oh man! I’m really sorry about what option 1 did!! It might have been possible to undo that 🙁 I should probably give up trying to offer support after an oversight like that… Out of curiosity, what were the WordPress address and site address filled in with, and where is the WordPress install located in your website files?

Yeah, either Chris’s or my edit to the php line would work but Chris’s is easier to parse later if you change your URL one day. :p

simchris
tagDiv Member

Hi, mod_spdy is setup on the server; https is setup on your domain (Google “get SSL cert for my website”) or visit the SSL certificates section in your GoDaddy account if you use them for anything. You need to get SSL cert which is installed for your domain, this then allows your site pages to load via https (secure) vs http just like any ecom site or Amazon, GoDaddy, eBay, etc. The “signed” certificate provides some level of security in that a “signing authority” has verified you are who you say you are before issuing the certificate (your hosting provider may even sell SSL certs at discount; check their site).

Mod_spdy doesn’t do SEO or speed up normal http pages, only those loaded via https (secure). Hence “spdy” (short for “speedy”).

So:
1) get SSL cert for your site; this allows pages and content to load https vs http
2) check with your hosting provider on mod_spdy support which speeds up https so it’s not 10x slower than http

SSL and mod_spdy have nothing to so with the theme. SSL authenticates the website domain, not the content itself per se, although you would get a “warning” if some content is not loaded securely, like an external file not being loaded via SSL.

Hope that helps 🙂

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webministeren
Participant
#0

How to get it back to white text instead of black text in buttons? Please visit frontpage: http://www.webministeriet.net

Have tried un- and re-install update, not luck

Ecofame
tagDiv Member

Hi,

Thanks again.
I pasted the code and nothing happened. I installed cache plugin and still nothing is happening.

Regards

Shashank Shekhar
tagDiv Member

This image should help. 😛

simchris
tagDiv Member

Ssl is implemented at you hosting co., you need ssl cert for your domain, then you load pages via https vs http. Were lucky we have our own server with it installed… Right now testing hookup with mod pagspeed weve been running since dec. typing on ipad, pardon punctuation.

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TheMediumUTM
tagDiv Member

^

But to be a little more in the spirit of the support forum… 😉

Theme panel -> Install demo. First button you see

TheMediumUTM
tagDiv Member

P.S. Lucian, I finally installed the Live CSS Editor I see in your screenshots sometimes. So good 😀 Much better than fiddling with five different parts of the inspector or a stubborn cache…

jazzel
tagDiv Member

i also installed w3 total cache, but i uninstalled it again and activate the tagdiv speed booster, it was the same blank white (but the data was loading, i can see the page source)

mmcmsp
tagDiv Member

@neotrope
I don’t know the version because when this happened I just installed the latest version of Rev Slider 4.6 replacing the old one. My Newspaper theme is 3.5 BUT I remember when I did the latest theme update I didn’t install the themes again…. so it’s probably an old version…
Thanks!

FanoTag
Participant
#0

Good evening, I have a problem I can not solve with Slider Revolution “found no slides, please add some slides” (I have not installed Speed ​​Buster) and after upgrading to wordpress 4.0 and the theme to the latest version also “infinite load” no longer works.

My Website: http://www.chegadget.com/

Thank you in advance.

Lucian
tagDiv Staff

Hi,

Please try to update following this steps: https://forum.tagdiv.com/update-the-visual-composer-plugin-wpbakery/ and install it from the plugin folder that came with the theme files.
Also note that you have to use the latest theme version (4.2.2) with the WPBakery Visual Composer 4.3.3 version.
Hope this helps!

Thanks

Lucian
tagDiv Staff

Hi,

Thanks Christopher!

@prorok163

Please install the plugins from the plugins folder which came with the theme files.
As Christopher wrote you don’t need licence for those plugins they are included by the theme and will be updated on each theme update.

Thanks

simchris
tagDiv Member

Yeah, basically some new features, house cleaning; a lot of wp configuration tools under the hood; but not the big “security panic” updates of some of the recent dot revisions. But always check the codex to see changes, since if there is a notable security fix you SHOULD update to remain secure.

http://codex.wordpress.org/Version_4.0

Highlights
◾ Manage your media and embedded content with style ◾ Explore your uploads in a beautiful, endless grid
◾ A new details preview makes viewing and editing any amount of media in sequence a snap.

◾ The content-editing experience is better than ever ◾ The visual editor now expands to fit your content
◾ A fixed toolbar in the editor when you scroll
◾ Embeddable content previews right in the visual editor

◾ Better workflow for finding and installing plugins ◾ A new grid view adds some visual flair to finding and installing plugins, bringing relevant plugin info front and center

◾ For Developers ◾ Customizer Panels API
◾ Updated external libraries
◾ Better flexibility for WP_Query ORDER BY

simchris
tagDiv Member

See:
https://forum.tagdiv.com/installation/

“activating” a plugin means turning it from off to “on” (e.g., “activating” it so it will work).

Mike_Rawlins
tagDiv Member

Any news on a fix for this?

I’ve just installed the latest version of the theme but it doesn’t seem to be working still. The Jetpack top posts & pages widget works and pulls the most popular content in, is there anyway you could modify that and add it to the page builder?

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