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Hi,

You can have a different menu only if you are using the mobile theme plugin also using only the amp plugin with the option “AMP” you’ll use the responsive version on mobile and the mobile theme template only for amp, so in order to have a different menu you’ll need to yous the option “mobile + amp”.

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Hello,

From what I can see the menu on mobile is working normal -> https://www.screencast.com/t/tVoa4RciHm
If you are not using the mobile theme plugin then you can change the font size on mobile from -> http://prntscr.com/pr0e0i
The the sub-menu should be display on mobile menu too -> http://prntscr.com/pr0fn3

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Hi,

You can use the mobile theme plugin and your homepage on mobile will be different, but please notice that you’ll need to create the pages only using the mobile editor -> https://www.screencast.com/t/ebUIzt4se
Since Newspaper v9.7.4 you can show the responsive version on mobile theme -> http://prntscr.com/oh6r2s you can check more details about mobile theme in our documentation -> https://forum.tagdiv.com/the-mobile-theme/

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Hi,

From what I can see the mobile theme is still appearing on desktop version, this is usually a cache plugin conflict, please deactivate your it and check to see if this will still happen, also we recommend to use WP Super Cache plugin.

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Hi,

Quite unusual, if the mobile theme is disabled for that page, it should not be displayed anymore. Looks like the settings has no effect.

Please send us an email at contact@tagdiv.com and provide admin login, also FTP or cPanel may be needed. We will investigate the issue. Include a link to this topic in the email. Let us know.

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Hi,

Sorry for the misunderstanding. I see the pull-down filter is hidden on desktop with CSS, but on mobile there is stronger code coming from the theme that make is visible
– https://prnt.sc/pqmctx
You could simply disable it if you don’t want it on desktop and mobile
– https://prnt.sc/pqmddi

Hiding it with CSS for mobile is possible as well – https://prnt.sc/pqme30 You just have to make the initial CSS code that was used, stronger. Look for it in the theme panel Custom CSS section and add !important to it.

Please let us know if you have more questions.

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Hi,

The mobile theme is a plugin, you can simply deactivate the plugin. Then the content form desktop will appear on mobile (responsive version). The elements in the page like blocks and grids will adapt to display correctly on mobile.

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Hi,

The mobile theme should apply only on phones, not on tablets. I have checked your website, seems like the mobile theme is not active at the moment – https://www.sciencenation.de/
I could take a look if you activate it. Let me know.

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Hi,

@Maggo If you would like us to take a look, please let us know. Mention some more details about it, and post a link to where we can see the problem.

@Decentralbox That should have been possible to solve with CSS, if you should activate the mobile theme again in the future, we could give this another try.

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Hi,

The background color and image settings for the menu modal are in the theme panel. When the mobile theme is not active you can use these settings
– https://prnt.sc/pqidu8 – https://prnt.sc/pqied9
When the mobile theme is active these settings can be used – https://prnt.sc/pqif47
Please let us know if you have more questions.

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Hi,

Thank you very much for your kind words. At the moment if the last modified date setting is activated for all modules in general – https://prnt.sc/pqiasi the mobile theme modules will display it as well for it’s modules.
But in the post page the modified date of the post isn’t displayed. There may be an option added for this in a future update.
So at the moment displaying the modified date in the post page on mobile, with the mobile theme active, could only be done by maybe modifying the post template that the mobile theme uses.
Sorry for the inconvenience, let us know if you have more questions.

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Hi,

Those are settings for the mobile theme. But if you don’t want the mobile theme, simply disable the plugin. If you deactivate the plugin the mobile theme won’t apply anymore
– https://prnt.sc/pqhtu3
Or if you want a specific page or post to not use the mobile theme, you can do it with the option mentioned above (option appears only in Gutenberg). If you have more questions let us know.

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Hi,

Sorry for the misunderstanding, Calin was referring to pages from what I can see. Category pages have settings only in the theme panel.
Are you referring to the top grid displayed in the category pages? These would be all the types of grids available at the moment – https://prnt.sc/pqhg3l
On the mobile responsive version they will adapt, as they are predefined and don;t have any settings to change their layout desktop vs mobile.
If this is not what you wanted to know, some more details would be very helpful. Let me know.

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Hello !

The designs do not match because you are using the mobile theme. The Mobile theme was specially designed for optimization on mobile devices. Unfortunately on mobile theme you cannot do much changes of design. If you want to have the same design as on desktop mode you can achieve that by simply disabling the mobile theme.

You will have to recreate your pages into the Mobile editor.

Also you can disable mobile theme on certain pages or posts by following this setting:

Please take a look here: https://forum.tagdiv.com/the-mobile-theme/

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