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- NewsmagIntroduction
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Hi,
All the settings for the mobile theme are in the theme panel https://forum.tagdiv.com/the-mobile-theme/
As a note, if you are also using the standard pack plugin -> https://prnt.sc/Yq-hXISRw-SG disabling the author box has to be done from here -> https://prnt.sc/m3IqycawMV9k Please try it.
For the related articles the settings are also in the theme panel, here -> https://prnt.sc/d9yYol65tiuq The settings are for choosing what relation to use, either category or tag, and how many posts to display.
Thank you!
Hi,
Seems to be working correctly now, I checked your website on mobile https://prnt.sc/P3SqckT5VPDy and the menu popup works fine https://prnt.sc/mbKNMWw79Kbg
To explain, if you activate the optional mobile theme plugin, the functionality and design of the website will be changed completely on mobile. This plugin is not required in any, which is why it’s not installed automatically. You can choose to use it if you want, so you can simply not install it and activate it.
If there are any remaining issues please let me know and I will check.
Thank you!
Hello,
I ve just installed the Mobile Theme plugin, and I m trying to customise the open article page and I can t seem to find out how.
I would like to eliminate the author box from under the article. Is that possible? How? Or at least have another box that displays something else, not information about the author? Like social media counters? A newsletter form? Trending articles?
Can I change the number of the related articles displayed after the text of the article? Can I use a filter for what is displayed as a „related article”? Like a category, a tag, popularity?
My site is http://www.r3media.ro. Thank you!
Additionally: We do not want to use the tagDiv Mobile Theme.
We use News Hub PRO without the tagDiv Mobile Theme. In the mobile view on a smartphone, there is only a black, clickable area next to the search icon. Although you can click on the menu, it is completely empty (though this is also the case in the desktop version). If you click on the black area, an unreadable black area appears, and the “Log In” and “Sign Up” buttons are missing below it.
Is using the tagDiv Mobile Theme absolutely necessary? And why is the menu to the right of the login completely empty when logged out?
We also tried working without the tagDiv Opt-In Builder. But that doesn’t work at all, because the login then opens in a popup that doesn’t match the layout, and the mobile version doesn’t work at all.
The demo page can be found at https://www.megnews.de.
Hi,
Some of those are resources loaded by the theme, which is normal. I see you are using litespeed, the settings that help with reducing render blocking and improving the LCP score, are these:
1. https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lscache/lscwp/pageopt/#load-js-deferred
2. https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lscache/lscwp/pageopt/#load-css-asynchronously
Please note that some optimization settings can cause problems with how the website looks or works. Be sure to check the website after activating such options.
I believe you are using mobile pages and templates from the theme, is this correct? If so, please make sure this setting is also active https://prnt.sc/jG610I0zDd7m Clear all caches if you activate that setting.
Thank you!
I have deactivated all plugins except the four tagDiv plugins, namely tagDiv Cloud Library, tagDiv Composer, tagDiv Mobile Theme, and tagDiv Opt-In Builder (see screenshot: [https://prnt.sc/WBSe10lJObBx](https://prnt.sc/WBSe10lJObBx)).
Despite this, the homepage still takes nearly 60 seconds to load.
From my observations, the slowdown only occurs when an admin is logged into the WordPress dashboard and opens the homepage in the same browser. The issue is consistent across browsers, as long as the admin session and the homepage are accessed within the same browser. Once the admin logs out, the homepage loads very quickly.
Similarly, the website loads fast on any browser where no admin is logged in.
There is also a related issue during publishing. When attempting to publish a post, the process is often slow, with the loading indicator continuing for an extended period, and sometimes ending in an error message. However, after refreshing the page, the post appears to have been successfully published.
You likely experienced the same issue some time back on this thread because you were logged into the WordPress admin and accessed the homepage using the same browser session.
This situation has significantly affected our workflow.
Please investigate this and advise on a solution.
Thank you for your continued support.
Hi,
If the ad is placed in the mobile header, then it’s quite unusual if its displayed on desktop. The whole mobile header is hidden on desktop, so why would just the ad from it appear. Could we take a look at this on your website? You can provide a link here, or by email at contact@tagdiv.com Then we can inspect the ad to see what happens exactly.
Thank you!
Hello, Calin. Thank you for replying. I’m not using image ads, I’m using non-Google banner ads that are not images. I pasted the ad code into Custom ad 2 in the Theme panel. Then I dragged the box ad to the mobile header. Then I chose Custom ad 2 in TagDiv composer. However, when I click the other viewports, the Custom ad 2 code shows in all 4 viewports. I only want the mobile ad to show on mobile.
Ok, now is understand the situation.
You have created mobile templates that you are using only for mobile, but you do not have a mobile header and footer, so those need to be converted, edit a mobile template and select the manager, you can convert the header and the footer – https://prnt.sc/j20mPExYC01H – https://i.imgur.com/TbDs2b2.png
Hello, I have a non-Adsense 728×90 ad that shows in the mobile viewport and stretches off the page. I have followed every advice in other posts on this forum. I even created Custom ad 1 and Custom ad 2 in the Theme panel and configured them in the ad box. But the same ad code shows in all 4 viewports. So I was able to show a mobile ad for Custom 1, but the same ad also shows for desktop and tablet. 
Why not make the 4 viewports separate instead of all 4 the same?
My question: Is there a way to hardcode the mobile ad so it doesn’t show on desktop?
I have designed the template as needed for me. For me I need “LC – Single Template” as my mobile view and “Single Post Template – Free News” as my computer view. How can I set it. I checked for the option by copying the “LC – Single Template” and making to mobile version but still when I give the mobile template option again the issue is raising for the header and footer as its not coming as intended.
At the same time I only have one header and one footer. The only issue is that when clicking the mobile view, I am getting the below header and footer which is not present while editing the mobile view via tag div
Header and footer which I dont want and which comes when I click mobile version of the theme I want:
https://prnt.sc/bmwv-EnUe2yI
https://prnt.sc/thtJ3oi1fUbl
This is how front end shows me for the same mobile version tagdiv composor:
https://prnt.sc/XmKcb7mcrvEm
https://prnt.sc/x21NvOxFkM-f
I need exactly like this in mobile version without the black header and footer
Perfect!!
Thanks for your recommendation. I’ll continue as I am now; I won’t activate the mobile theme plugins. The theme looks great as it is.
Regarding the plans, is there a way to preview the post content or enable “Excerpt” on the post? Something like this screenshots from Entrepreneur.com
https://prnt.sc/EfvJxtCrxr51
https://prnt.sc/WOxHf_4aF9Rh
Thanks!!
Hi,
“If I choose a smaller featured image size in the mobile template (for example, 696px or 1068px), will the theme still generate the full srcset, including the larger versions (1200px+, 1600px, 1920px), as long as the originally uploaded image is large enough?”
– as long as the thumbnail generation is enabled in the Theme Panel, it will be created automatically https://prnt.sc/I-hMNqYa2rj-
“Does selecting a smaller display size in the mobile template limit the largest image included in the srcset, or will the theme always include the full-size variants if they exist?”
– to ensure the image is at least 1200px wide, please use the 1920×0 size option. This will load the full-size image if it is under 1920px in width, or generate a 1920px thumbnail if the original image is larger, and use that version for the source.
Hi,
Yes, you can edit the mobile header. For this, please use tagDiv Composer and edit the homepage.
Once opened, select any element on the page and switch to the mobile viewport. From there, you can customize the header elements such as the logo, menu, and search icon colors. You can also modify the row that contains these elements for example, setting the background color to white and adjusting the menu and search icons to black – https://forum.tagdiv.com/header-manager/
https://prnt.sc/Pu7oOYY1AASk
https://prnt.sc/uf35inzHSd-F
https://prnt.sc/5vvGw1JqMRdU
https://prnt.sc/PKvQoV4s0owm
Thank you!
Good Morning, I am attempting to make some changes, My logo for my newspaper is white and the nav bar is showing black on mobile. So it looks black with my logo in between, What setting do I need to change this to make my navigation on mobile more visually appealing to the viewer? Is it also possible to change the background color on the navigation menu so it’s not semi transparent. The URL in question is https://thenewsofsalemcounty.com
Hi, thank you for the clarification.
Yes — I’m referring to the Single Post Mobile Template created in tagDiv Composer, not the old Mobile Theme plugin.
If I choose a smaller featured image size in the mobile template (for example 696px or 1068px), will the theme still generate the full srcset, including the larger versions (1200px+, 1600px, 1920px), as long as the originally uploaded image is large enough?
This is important because Google Discover requires the mobile HTML to expose an image of at least 1200px in the srcset, not only in the desktop template.
So my question is:
Does selecting a smaller display size in the mobile template limit the largest image included in the srcset, or will the theme always include the full-size variants if they exist?
Thanks again for your help.
I have checked in another browser also but its the same and also its not showing the responsive theme. Already the mobile theme app is deactived from my end and also cleaned the cache. Could you help. Also as per your screen there is floating menu with the demo logo, how can I change it ?
Hi,
I’ve checked the website, and it appears that the responsive header and footer are now loading correctly. However, based on your screenshots, it looks like the tagDiv Mobile Theme plugin may still be installed and active.
Please verify this on your side. If the plugin is installed, kindly disable it, then clear all cache. This should resolve the issue.
I would like to know that how is it possible to edit the following heading and banner in mobile view. I tried in the cloud template option, but there it has no option for editing the mobile header and footer. Please refer the pics for your reference. My website is http://www.editnews.in
And how can I make the mobile menu floating. Please help on the same
Image 01: https://postimg.cc/vcfZygKN
Image 02: https://postimg.cc/BX9JmZvH
Hi,
I’m glad to hear you managed to set it up.
1. We do have documentation explaining how to configure it and how the functionality works. However, I would also like to highlight a few important points first. AMP is no longer essential and does not deliver the same benefits it did 4–5 years ago, as adoption and usage have significantly declined. In addition, the tagDiv Mobile Theme plugin is generally recommended only for blog-focused websites, since the customization and styling capabilities are quite limited. If your goal is to maintain the same layout and content experience on both desktop and mobile, there is no need for an additional plugin, as the theme already includes a fully responsive mobile version by default.
https://forum.tagdiv.com/mobile-theme-introduction/
https://prnt.sc/-9iPv9hOZPNm
2. Yes, it is possible to create separate subscription plans with access to different types of content, depending on the settings applied to each article. For example, you can create a free plan that unlocks selected articles simply by requiring the user’s email address, as well as premium plans that provide access to paid content after a successful payment.
Thank you!
Hi,
Just a few follow-ups for clarification.
When you mention the “Single Post Mobile Template,” are you referring to the mobile page created with tagDiv Composer, rather than the Mobile Theme plugin?
If that’s the case, you can select the preferred size for the featured image. I believe this is the image in question and the one triggering the Google Discover notice. You may set it to 1920px, but please also ensure that the original uploaded image is at least 1200px wide. This will allow the theme to properly serve the full-resolution version of the image.
Perfect, I was able to do it and I like how it looks. Thank you!
Can you help me with two more things?
1- Mobile Theme
– I’ve tried several times to configure Tagdiv Mobile Theme and Official AMP for WordPress, but I haven’t been able to get it working. I activate them, but I don’t know how to configure them.
2- Lockers
– Is there a way for free posts with the Email Locker and membership posts with the Subscription Locker to show a summary of the content without blocking the full content?
Or, is there a way to restrict free content, so that visitors can only see a certain number of free posts after reaching a certain number of free posts viewed through the Lockers?
Screenshot of my locker:
https://prnt.sc/iFvUx0ajY0aW
Thanks!
Hi,
I need to clarify something important regarding Google Discover requirements.
Google Discover has a strict rule: the featured image in the HTML must be ≥1200 px.
If I select 696 or 1068 in the Single Post Mobile Template, the HTML will not contain an image ≥1200 px.
As a result, the article may not be eligible for Discover.
This means that the recommendation to use smaller thumbnails (696 or 1068) might be good for PageSpeed, but it is bad for Discover eligibility.
For publishers who rely on Discover traffic, the only safe option is to keep Full – 1920 px in both desktop and mobile templates, and then optimize loading via srcset, WebP, or lazyload plugins.
Can you please confirm officially:
Does the Mobile Template still include the 1920 px version in the HTML srcset when a smaller size is selected?
If not, how can we guarantee Discover compliance without sacrificing performance?
Thank you!
Hi,
If the Full – 1920px option is selected, the full-size image will be displayed. However, this is not recommended for mobile devices due to performance and loading speed considerations.
It would be better to use a smaller thumbnail size, such as: 696 x 0, or maximum 1068 x 0
Please make sure that the selected thumbnail size actually exists. If it was not previously generated, you will need to use a thumbnail regeneration plugin. Otherwise, the full version of the featured image will be used.
Thank you!
