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Hi, how to set mobile theme please?

Hi, if you open given url you’ll come know what i want to do not load on mobile phone theme. From visual composer we can hide side bar in only home page. I don’t have problem with problem with home page.

1. Only want to load content for every page not home page
2. Don’t want to load side bar
3. From footer i don’t want to load social, tags, recent comments. Please check url.
4.I just want lower footer which have links. Footer in black colour.

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@sid
you can test one of your post pages here:
https://developers.google.com/structured-data/testing-tool/

you can see all the data being extracted by google from schema.org “markup.”

There are some issues due to a major change to the testing tool and the next theme update will address that.

You have no control over WHAT Google actually shows in SERPS, you can only provide the data they crawl. They may change the elements actually shown and some data is not shown on desktop as Google continues to “think mobile first.”

Hi

The theme doesn’t have an option to display different font size on mobile devices but you can use media queries to do that like in this example.

/* the query for mobile devices */ @media (max-width: 767px){
/* classes for the selected element */ .td-post-template-default header .entry-title{
/* css rule */ font-size: 28px;
}
}

Notice that this example it’s for the post title from post template default. For other elements and post templates classes will be different and you need to inspect the element (hover over, right click >
Inspect element) and target that specific classes that the changes take effect.

Thanks!

Hi

By default the theme hide the top menu on mobile devices but you can find a way to display it in this topic: https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/loginlogout-in-mobile/
I am not sure what you mean because the footer menu should be visible on mobile device as you can also see on our demo: http://screencast.com/t/L2gTNRTVhKq

Thanks!

Hi

By default the theme hide the top menu on mobile devices, but you can display it using custom css, like I’ve already suggested above:

@media (max-width: 767px) {
.td-header-top-menu {
display: block;
}
}

Notice that the top menu elements don’t have style for mobile devices so you may need custom css for them.
If this isn’t working like you want it please provide your sites url and more details about this and I’ll have a closer look at it.

Thanks

Wellll…..

WordPress does not support alt tags by default, not a theme issue. Most people don’t bother to setup alt tags in their media panel. You can modify WP and/or theme to add them; but WP’s own default themes don’t support them either. This is well known issue to consider in all themes prior to purchase or deployment. Our traffic went UP on one site using TagDiv themes, so not necessarily relevant in all cases.

H1 tags can easily be added to home page to setup a desired blurb about your site, either top of page (not normal), sidebar, bottom home page. Simple to do.

Yoast has had more SEO problems than TagDiv on average the past 2 years, so not always a “benchmark” — you always need to check issues with Yoast prior to any SEO plugin update as THEY often break things every major dot version they come up with. One version had 5 semi-dot updates in one week to fix all the problems.

But always good to test your posts to see what Google is seeing with the debug tools.

The best SEO is still ORIGINAL content, posts between 800-1200 words are the “Sweet Spot” — avoid short posts and copycat of other site content and images; avoid posts with a YouTube video and one paragraph about it, etc.

Also be aware for any sites in Google News, they have been having hiccups again since last month, where sometimes image not shown in GN searches, headlines may pull the (ironically) alt tag from photo vs the headline, and other oddities.

Also be aware Google’s bot has been pulling in “hidden content for mobile” as part of desktop results lately, implying that there is some shift in their scraper to “mobile first” for scraping news sites, desktop as fallback. We had a hidden photo on mobile “tap to view image:” so that the photo wouldn’t be see unless asked for in mobile … that text showed up in Google News in excerpt from story (!!).

Upshot — it’s not just you – Google is messing with the known universe again, and in some very odd ways related to “scraping” your page, separate entirely from the sitemap which SHOULD be pulled first for data but is apparently not. If you’ve noticed traffic oddities and are in Google News, this may be factor in things you are seeing, perhaps not. It’s impacting us, with sites not even running WordPress (!).

I found that string css code earlier and I couldn’t get it to work. I tried placing it in the main custom css box as well as the mobile options and everything stayed the same.

When do you suppose a option will be created in the theme panel? My site is to go live by September and would like it done by then.