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In my case last time, it’s due to the Javascript optimisations (so if you minify your Javascript, or install a plugin to optimise your Javascript files etc). If you want to, exclude Newsmag Javascript file from being optimised/minified: themes/Newsmag/js/tagdiv_theme.min.js

Or if you have a Cloudflare, try turning off Rocket Loader

Also worth trying to disable Lazy Load from the Theme Panel to see if it works

Import the demo you want with content in Newspaper> Install demos. Then edit the page and its blocks with td composer and put your own content. Once done, just delete the demo content (posts, pages, categories and menu content). I am not sure if sidebars will import. If they don’t, you might have to create content for your own sidebars. (I don’t work here).

Hey Catalin,

I have done everything based on the documentation and I am using only your tools. I can’t find the solution because I don’t use to do that. I have cleaned everything with your proposed cache plugin And I don’t use theme child. I installed the theme yesterday first time because the website is new one. But I don’t know how to find js errors…

Could you help me?

Thanks in advance

It works perfectly on Android. I first thought it would be a plugin issue as well but it’s not I uninstalled every single plugin and then I activated the main theme and then I activated the child theme neither of them would function correctly. I did every possible troubleshooting that I could think of and still it does not work. Which leads me to believe there’s something going on within the theme. If at all possible would you please be able to login to the website itself and take a look at things thank you…

Option 1: WordPress 500 Internal Server Error due to plugins or themes
In many cases. WordPress 500 Internal Server Error occurs when installing or updating plugins or themes. If you know what plugins or themes are causing WordPress errors. You fixed 50% of the error.
Option 2: WordPress 500 Internal Server Error for installing or updating the plugin
If your site is buggy after installation or update. You can fix this by disabling or removing the plugin. Depending on the situation. There are 2 ways to do this.
Disable plugins via WordPress Dashboard.
If your WordPress Dashboard is still accessible. Please follow the steps below:

Log in to your WordPress Dashboard.
Plugins> Installed Plugins from the left menu
Install plugins section in WordPress Dashboard
Disable plugin causing errors.
deactivate plugin to debug wordpress internal internal server error
Reload the page to see if the bug is fixed.
If not. Disable other plugins and repeat the process until all plugins are disabled. (or until the site runs again)
Once you’ve found the plugin that caused the error, try removing and reinstalling it. You can find the same plugin or contact the programmer of that plugin. Check out why it’s not compatible with your WordPress.
There are many situations that make dashboard inaccessible. In such a situation. You can cancel or delete the plugins. with File Manager located in hosting or FTP client such as FileZilla.

Navigate to the root of WordPress and go to the wp-content / plugins directory.
Identify the error plugin and rename that directory to disable it.
If your site is broken for installing or updating a new theme. You can handle this by changing your theme. Select any theme and click the Activate button to use it. Now, you will reload your site in the browser and it will reload the theme. This method will fix this. You can try reinstalling your old theme. or contact the theme provider for more information on how to implement it.
Possibly due to lack of memory because PHP values are not enough. It may also be the cause of the error. WordPress 500 internal server error. Because scripts and plugins may require more memory to operate efficiently. Also, when your site loads. The browser also increases the number of requests to load plugins, scripts, and content. When the memory capacity is not enough for the plugin and the script to run. WordPress website will be able to extract 500 Internal Server Error. So to fix this you can increase the memory and other PHP values by editing the .htaccess file.
Here are the lines you should add:
php_value upload_max_filesize 128M
php_value post_max_size 128M
php_value max_execution_time 300
php_value max_input_time 300
php_value memory_limit 256M

I bought & installed yesterday via FTP and everything is updated. I followed all of your how-to’s nothing more nothing else… I cleared the caches and the problem is the same!

In addition the slider is not responsive! I clicked the button to change and it is not responding.

Hello, I was in version 8,7,2, and even installing the new plugin and the theme update it does not work. I have seen the hours of support, however yesterday, you answered everyone but not to people who had problems with the update … and still today no valid answer. Many of us can not benefit from the complete update of the tagdiv composer.

I restored my site before the update and am waiting for the reply from tagdiv team.

Also please do not respond with the obvious suggestion of disabling all plugins etc , the issue occured by reinstalling the composer plugin after updating the theme.

It still does not work. I have the same error in the City Theme … I have already reinstalled the WordPress it does not help … the remaining themes work.