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You can use this css in theme panel > custom code > custom css to hide more article pox on mobile devices: http://screencast.com/t/kQu6zk5n34gU

@media (max-width: 768px){
.td-more-articles-box{
display: none;
}
}

Let me know how it goes.
Thanks!

@temporary_saint, were you able to get demand partner SSP/exchanges working within adglare? Took a look at their demo which seems to only show adsense backfill. Do you run DFP in parallel and take DFPs ad tag and put into adglare?

If you are just using adsense as demand, then tagdivs theme out the box does this by using responsive adsense ad tags:

For one, the ads scale in size, so they look great and proportional on all devices.

and this if you customize what size you want by width within the theme panel options

Secondly, I was able to show ads in different places, depending on the screen size… meaning I could have a box ad in the sidebar when on desktop or tablet, but then have it jump into the content when on mobile (so that it didn’t end up with the sidebar waaaaaaay down at the bottom).

Hi, I deactivated and deleted all plugins that weren’t bundled with the theme and it is still acting up on mobile. site is dynamicgov.com

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I assume that you’re referring at scroll to top button. You can make that button viable on mobile by adding this css in theme panel > custom code > custom css: http://screencast.com/t/aMOGjXdA

@media (max-width: 767px){
.td-scroll-up-visible {
display: block!important;
}
}

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Just as an aside — what another theme did, which was “sort of” clever, but also a tad confusing, is they made down arrow prominent next to each item, and then on mobile the down arrow (chevron, whatever) would trigger the drop down menu, but “main” item would function as on desktop as a “click location”

So, desktop would work as TagDiv menu does now.

iPad, the behavior would change so that only down arrow would trigger drop down, but the “main” menu item would work when clicked directly and would not trigger drop down menu.

Took me a bit to figure out and was intially annoyed the drop down menu didn’t work, and I’d keep going to the actual page — which is the situation TagDiv trying to address, and the way most “mega menus” work … but once I figured it out, I went “oooooh…. hey, that’s kind of clever” ….

Not sure this would be solution here; but I suppose on mobile people might be more likely when not using hamburger menu to want to go to main item vs drop down.

Of course, also note many theme devs just default to hamburger menu/slide out, to solve this issue entirely.

Andrei’s explanation is correct and logical for how the menu works, so not a bug… but simply no other way for it to work on mobile as you can’t have a button be a link and a drop down trigger ‘on tap/touch’ as there is no hover.

Anyway… the down arrow = trigger dropdown menu would be ONE solution, and it’s clever. Of course people complain about that solution too 🙂

• This reply was modified 10 years by simchris.

I’ve had the same thing. Appears to be a bug. The quick fix is simply go back into the theme panel and change the font again. Especially the font on the main menus (desktop and mobile). Fonts can change randomly when you change other fonts. It’s been mentioned before, but it’s very random and very hard to document for support purposes…

Hi Andrei,

I have to agree with @kognitoweb. Your theme is mobile friendly but it’s certainly not mobile ready. This is terrible.

My main page is the Bank Holidays page, and the menu is critical to any website. The fact is it doesn’t work. While pages are also available on other elements of the site, e.g. sidebar, it will render differently on different devices.

I’m going to give it a slating on Envato. It is bad.

Will be happy to change my review when the problem is resolved.

Robin

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Use this css in theme panel > custom code > custom css: http://screencast.com/t/ZGIixIi3a

#td-mobile-nav .td-social-icon-wrap .td-icon-font{
font-size: 22px;
}

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Sorry…. I don’t work here sorry.

You can view my tutorials in the DIY on optimizing the theme with all the various settings I use to get 95+ on desktop and mobile. But mod_pagespeed is just a tiny part of that.

Mod_pagespeed can also be optimized on server which – again, has nothing to do specifically with this theme. For example, is the server using opcache with mod_pagspeed ? Are all the default filters turned on?

TagDiv folk might be willing to share their settings. But, again this is not a theme related issue.

Mod_pagespeed alone won’t fix all the optimizations needed for fastest site speed/loading, etc. — it’s a “helper” …

It does look like you’re using my settings from my tutorial and posts here, so good start. You need to experiment with the other filter settings. Again, I don’t suggest doing any of the merge/move CSS/JS options, as I found it breaks things. Your mileage may vary 🙂

See:
https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/module/config_filters#level

• This reply was modified 10 years by simchris.

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@akobryan I get your point but we can’t totally forget about page speed or the size of page loaded by the browser in favor of a nice looking layout on a specific device. For many clients the page speed is a very important factor. The page speed refers exclusively how fast your server can serve the requested page, not how fast is visitor’s internet connection. For example a page which contains only high images will have a bigger size and also the response time will be higher.
We still look for a way to improve theme’s layout on mobile and we do our best to find a middle way which somehow will fit in all situations.

Thanks for your message!

Hi

The mobile menu icon appear on your site but its color is white, that’s why is not visible. Try this css in theme panel > custom code > custom css, it shout correct that: http://screencast.com/t/eFn1MW7Lv

#td-top-mobile-toggle i{
padding-left: 4px;
color: black;
}

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Thanks Andrei for your consideration about my message.
Yes, I understand the situation. Not an easy deal.

But more and more, peoples use mobile devices as the unique way to navigate on internet.
Especially the young ones.

According to the place you are, the internet connection with a mobile device can be more or less fast.
So the load speed and the traffic is affected, of course.

But what a frustration to have a so gorgeous and pro looking website (because of Newsmag theme !) to see on desktop, and so poor thumbnails to see on mobile devices.

I hope your great team will find the solution in a near future !
🙂

Thanks

Hi Andrei,

I realized that I have the same problem with the low quality thumbnails on mobile/pad.
And I can’t solve it, I tried all the tips found on the forum.
Either I got error message from the server, or the quality still remains poor.
Especially, the problem is really disturbing with blocks (2, 11, 12…)

I really enjoy the great job all your team has done with this theme, really impressive.

But this problem is really different than a customization choice or the wish to add more functions.
Today, it should be natively implemented in the theme and natural to have good quality thumbnails on mobile.
And without needs to step in php files or add some external plugins.

Thanks for help, later.