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Hi,
Please check the plugins settings and enabled the cache for mobile, after that clear all cache and try again.
Thank you!

Hi YamhillAdvocate, please do what I’m asking. Contact the cache author and ask how you can remove the cache from your website after the cache plugin is disabled.
“Sorry but none of that made any sense to me. I disabled the cache plugin and the mobile plugins, and it’s still showing a mobile version on desktop.” – this is because the cache is delivered from a file, there are cache plugins that are working even when they are disabled, until the cache file is deleted.

Hi YamhillAdvocate,
Please try like this: check when you are logged in on the website if is displaying the right version or not, if is displaying the right version then you have a cache from a plugin, or maybe from server or CDN that is applying on your website.
Also, if the problem was resolve for a few minutes after the cache was cleared then this is a cache problem, but latter you disabled the mobile plugin … but there was still cache version delivered, not without cache.
When you are using the mobile theme plugin the cache plugin should support mobile cache (to have a separate cache version that will be delivered only on mobile devices, for example – https://i.imgur.com/4MtTg1K.png – https://forum.tagdiv.com/cache-plugin-install-and-configure/
Thank you!

Hi,

The mobile menu is using a fixed code and you can not edit it to much, you can set only the background color, image and social links.
If you want to style it in your way you can use the main id #td-login-mob – https://i.imgur.com/wOXX56C.png

Thank you!

Hi,

1. It will be need to use tagDiv Composer to edit the page, select the element and select the module there the background color can be changed – https://i.imgur.com/nZyjONM.png

2. For this you need to edit with tagDiv Composer and go down on page and select the last css from content and remove the css or adjust it – https://i.imgur.com/cFAN4o8.png

3. This situation – https://i.imgur.com/twW9Ykc.png is because you are using the tagDiv mobile theme plugin and the responsive version will be used.

Thank you!

Hi,
That popup is from mobile menu, but I see that no you no longer use the mobile menu and you are using a the header categories list and for login the same header login as on desktop.

Hi,
This situation is related to the cache plugin you are using, this can not or do not have the option to cache the mobile version separate and deliver the mobile cache when a mobile is used and the cache of desktop version and a desktop is used. IN this situation if you want to keep the current cache plugin (or server/CDN cache, you need to disable the tagDiv mobile theme plugin and make sure that all cache and object cache is cleared).
Thank you!

Hi Ari,

1. You need to use tagDiv Composer edit the homepage and select the logo from header, then select the svg tab and remove the code from there – https://i.imgur.com/zkR1mV6.png this operation is need to be done on all header logos you are using (header, footer, sticky header, mobile header) – https://forum.tagdiv.com/add-logo-newspaper/
2. From blocks it can be removed globally using the theme panel settings from Theme panel > blocks settings > meta info on modules/blocks – https://i.imgur.com/daSq2MT.png and for removing it from articles use tagdiv Composer to edit the single post template, and use the right click on element you want to delete – https://i.imgur.com/rl6q5O2.png – https://i.imgur.com/GTJmGPV.png
3. Unfortunately the element for the location is not working like that to display for each user the location where he/she is accessing the website, sorry!

Thank you!

Hi,
This situation appears because you are using the tagDiv Mobile theme plugin and not the responsive version. Please go to plugins and disable the tagDiv Mobile Theme plugin, cleared all cache and the problems will be resolved.
Thank you!

Hi nikkigaskins,
The situation remains the same as before: if you disable the AMP plugin, users will no longer see the AMP version of your site—they’ll be served the mobile version instead. However, since Google has already indexed the AMP pages, those links may still appear in search results. As @simchris mentioned, using a redirect option can help preserve some of the traffic coming from those indexed AMP links until Google reindexes your site and removes the AMP pages from its index.
Thank you!