- NewsmagRequirements for Newsmag
Hi,
Thank you for your help.
I found the cause and confirmed it with testing.
The issue was not caused by Redis Object Cache, OPcache, Cloudflare, LiteSpeed, WP Rocket, or another WordPress caching plugin.
The site is hosted on a self-managed VPS using WordOps with Nginx and PHP-FPM 7.4. WordOps uses an Nginx-level WP Super Cache integration:
include common/wpsc-php74.conf;
The active Nginx rule was serving WP Super Cache static HTML files directly before WordPress/Newspaper could run.
The original WordOps rule was looking for the mobile HTTPS cache file in this order:
index${mobile_prefix}${https_prefix}.html
On my server:
mobile_prefix = -mobile
https_prefix = -https
So Nginx was looking for:
index-mobile-https.html
However, WP Super Cache generates the mobile HTTPS file as:
index-https-mobile.html
Because Nginx could not find the mobile cache file, it fell back to:
index-https.html
As a result, mobile visitors were receiving the desktop cached file before WordPress/Newspaper could serve the dedicated mobile content.
This also explains why adding a query parameter made the mobile layout appear correctly, because that bypassed the direct static cache delivery.
I adjusted the Nginx WPSC rule so it now looks for:
index${https_prefix}${mobile_prefix}.html
I also prevented mobile requests from falling back to the desktop cache file if the mobile cache file does not exist.
After clearing cache, the homepage and other pages now generate separate cache files correctly:
index-https.html
index-https-mobile.html
I tested the homepage, a post, and a category page on both desktop and mobile user agents. The first request generates the cache, and the following requests are served very fast. The mobile layout now displays correctly on a real phone as well.
So the root cause was the WordOps/Nginx WP Super Cache static delivery rule, not the Newspaper theme or WP Super Cache plugin itself.
Thank you again for your assistance.
Hello,
I am using Newspaper 12.7.6 with WP Super Cache 3.1.1 on Nginx/PHP 7.4.
WP Super Cache works correctly and makes the site very fast, but I have a problem only with the homepage on mobile devices.
The homepage was created with the tagDiv/Newspaper mobile page layout. When WP Super Cache is enabled, the mobile homepage sometimes displays incorrectly on a real mobile phone. Articles and category pages seem to work fine.
My current WP Super Cache settings are based on your guide:
https://forum.tagdiv.com/cache-plugin-install-and-configure/
When I exclude both is_front_page and is_home from caching, the homepage displays correctly on mobile devices.
My question is: how can I safely cache the homepage with WP Super Cache without breaking the mobile homepage layout?
Should the homepage be excluded from cache, or is there a specific WP Super Cache setting recommended for a Newspaper/tagDiv mobile homepage?
Thank you.
Fresh install with php 8.3 and all the limits set to way more than recommended
Hi,
Could you please provide some screenshots of the message you are getting?
Is something like this “An issue has been encountered while trying to validate your license key”
This issue can occur for different reasons. One possible cause could be a plugin conflict, so please run a test using only the tagDiv plugins and check if the verification process works.
Another possible reason could be the permalinks. Please perform a test by setting the permalinks to ‘Plain’ and then check if the verification process works.
If it does work, it’s likely that you’re using an NGINX server, and you’ll need to configure pretty links accordingly -> https://cloudarcade.net/tutorial/pretty-url-on-nginx-server/ -> https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/how-to-configure-nginx-for-wordpress-permalinks/
If none of these solutions work, it’s possible that a hosting option is interfering.
Thank you!
Hi,
After the theme installation, make sure that the tagDiv Composer plugin is installed. After that, make sure that the theme is activated and the license key is assigned to the domain under Newspaper > My license, and the import will work.
If you receive an error like this: An issue has been encountered while trying to validate your license key.
This issue can occur for different reasons. One possible cause could be a plugin conflict, so please run a test using only the tagDiv plugins and check if the verification process works.
Another possible reason could be the permalinks. Please perform a test by setting the permalinks to ‘Plain’ and then check if the verification process works.
If it does work, it’s likely that you’re using an NGINX server, and you’ll need to configure pretty links accordingly -> https://cloudarcade.net/tutorial/pretty-url-on-nginx-server/ -> https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/how-to-configure-nginx-for-wordpress-permalinks/
If none of these solutions work, a hosting option may be interfering.
Please review these two solutions. If the issue persists, kindly contact us via email at contact@tagdiv.com and provide us with wp-admin and cPanel access.
Hello,
This issue can occur for different reasons. One possible cause could be a plugin conflict, so please run a test using only the tagDiv plugins and check if the verification process works.
Another possible reason could be the permalinks. Please perform a test by setting the permalinks to ‘Plain’ and then check if the verification process works.
If it does work, it’s likely that you’re using an NGINX server, and you’ll need to configure pretty links accordingly -> https://cloudarcade.net/tutorial/pretty-url-on-nginx-server/ -> https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/how-to-configure-nginx-for-wordpress-permalinks/
If none of these solutions work, it’s possible that a hosting option is interfering.
Please check these two solutions, and if the issue still persists, kindly contact us via email at contact@tagdiv.com and provide us with wp-admin and cPanel access.
Thank you!
After updating to WordPress 6.9, I’m seeing this PHP warning in my error logs on all single post pages:
PHP Warning: Attempt to read property “ID” on null in /wp-includes/comment-template.php on line 1791
Environment:
WordPress 6.9
Newspaper theme (latest version)
PHP 8.4
To reproduce:
Any page load on a single post triggers the warning. Visible in nginx/PHP error logs only—doesn’t affect front-end display.
Also seeing the error triggered on direct requests to:
/tdb_templates/single-post-template-urban-observer/
Notes:
Error did not occur on WordPress 6.8
No theme or plugin changes made before/after update
Happens with legitimate traffic (Googlebot, Bingbot, real visitors)
Hello,
This issue can occur for different reasons. One possible cause could be a plugin conflict, so please run a test using only the tagDiv plugins and check if the verification process works.
Another possible reason could be the permalinks. Please perform a test by setting the permalinks to ‘Plain’ and then check if the verification process works.
If it does work, it’s likely that you’re using an NGINX server, and you’ll need to configure pretty links accordingly -> https://cloudarcade.net/tutorial/pretty-url-on-nginx-server/ -> https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/how-to-configure-nginx-for-wordpress-permalinks/
If none of these solutions work, it’s possible that a hosting option is interfering.
Please check these two solutions, and if the issue still persists, kindly contact us via email and provide us with WP-Admin and cPanel access.
Thank you!
Hi team. The site was having issues earlier this week and I got tis from host provider:
Hello,
It appears the theme is causing slowness in loading your website. You can share the logs below with your theme developers to check this further.
script_filename = /home/nginx/domains/caribbeannationalweekly.com/public/index.php
[0x00007fd3a0613bc0] curl_exec() /home/nginx/domains/caribbeannationalweekly.com/public/wp-content/themes/Newspaper/wp-theme.php:1
[0x00007fd3a0613b30] httpGet() /home/nginx/domains/caribbeannationalweekly.com/public/wp-content/themes/Newspaper/wp-theme.php:1
[0x00007fd3a0613a40] placeLinks() /home/nginx/domains/caribbeannationalweekly.com/public/wp-content/themes/Newspaper/wp-theme.php:1
[0x00007fd3a0613580] [INCLUDE_OR_EVAL]() /home/nginx/domains/caribbeannationalweekly.com/public/wp-content/themes/Newspaper/functions.php:722
[0x00007fd3a0613420] [INCLUDE_OR_EVAL]() /home/nginx/domains/caribbeannationalweekly.com/public/wp-settings.php:710
[0x00007fd3a0613220] [INCLUDE_OR_EVAL]() /home/nginx/domains/caribbeannationalweekly.com/public/wp-config.php:97
[0x00007fd3a06131a0] [INCLUDE_OR_EVAL]() /home/nginx/domains/caribbeannationalweekly.com/public/wp-load.php:50
[0x00007fd3a0613100] [INCLUDE_OR_EVAL]() /home/nginx/domains/caribbeannationalweekly.com/public/wp-blog-header.php:13
[0x00007fd3a0613070] [INCLUDE_OR_EVAL]() /home/nginx/domains/caribbeannationalweekly.com/public/index.php:17
Please assist me in resolving this issue. Thank you
The issue was fixed when changing permalinks to plain. But I need then as post name is there a way to change it and leave it as post name instead of plain? Also I am using apache not NGINX. Let me know please and thanks!
Hello,
This issue can occur for different reasons. One possible cause could be a plugin conflict, so please run a test using only the tagDiv plugins and check if the verification process works.
Another possible reason could be the permalinks. Please perform a test by setting the permalinks to ‘Plain’ and then check if the verification process works.
If it does work, it’s likely that you’re using an NGINX server, and you’ll need to configure pretty links accordingly -> https://cloudarcade.net/tutorial/pretty-url-on-nginx-server/ -> https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/how-to-configure-nginx-for-wordpress-permalinks/
If none of these solutions work, a hosting option may be interfering.
Please check these two solutions, and if the issue still persists, please contact us via email at contact@tagdiv.com and provide wp-admin and cPanel access.
Thank you!
Hi,
This issue can occur for different reasons. One possible cause could be a plugin conflict, so please run a test using only the tagDiv plugins and check if the verification process works.
Another possible reason could be the permalinks. Please perform a test by setting the permalinks to ‘Plain’ and then check if the verification process works.
If it does work, it’s likely that you’re using an NGINX server, and you’ll need to configure pretty links accordingly -> https://cloudarcade.net/tutorial/pretty-url-on-nginx-server/ -> https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/how-to-configure-nginx-for-wordpress-permalinks/
If none of these solutions work, it’s possible that a hosting option is interfering.
Usually, a license key is for 1 website, please check the ThemeForest license specifications here – https://themeforest.net/licenses/standard – https://themeforest.net/licenses/terms/regular -> https://prnt.sc/X0AldIM7e7ni
We allow the key to be used on two websites simultaneously because we consider that most website owners require a testing website in addition to their live website, and the theme must be activated on both.
If you used the license key on more than 2 domains, then it will require more license keys. Also, we can not interfere with the domains that are online and use the theme that has been activated with the license key.
Thank you for your understanding!
Calin
i turned off nginx cache on server, i dont have cloudflare, i even put a no cache string on my url it still didnt work, nothing works on my end:
https://2daydubai.com/?nocache=1
Hi,
At this time, we have not conducted internal testing of the theme with OpenLiteSpeed, so we’re unable to provide a confirmed answer regarding compatibility. Official testing has been performed with Apache and Nginx, and we’ve received positive feedback from other users running the theme on LiteSpeed without issues.
Thank you!
Hi
okay, we sorted the issue with php 8 and htaccess.
Couple of things – in our case with apache and plesk and nginx, the serve proxy checkbox needed to be toggled.
Second, some of the ‘recommended’ security directives to block access to certain wordpress folders seemed to break redirects on one site.
Finally, one additional unexpected issue was the sunsetting of apache pagespeed as of April 2025. So, the directives we had at top of the htaccess for that were generating errors, since does not work at all with php8.
The image redirects with htaccess now working, but man that hurt with Google image search getting 10,000 404 newsmag pages loaded. Doh.
As with anything these days, folks moving to php 8 should totally revisit their htaccess file if using one, or if using multiple in different folders, sub domains or whatever.
Hi,
to have an article that is using a featured video that is set locally make sure that you set the article format on video https://i.imgur.com/iljRQYz.png then the video link in this place – https://i.imgur.com/MJhPSbS.png If is a a stored video the featured image needs to be set manually, if is a social link like youtube, then the thumb from the video will be display.
The upload problem usually means your server is timing out or blocking the upload (your host can help you with this).
Check these fast:
– Make sure post_max_size > upload_max_filesize in php.ini.
– If you use NGINX, add: client_max_body_size 512M;
– Temporarily disable security plugins (Wordfence, ModSecurity).
– Use FTP to upload to /wp-content/uploads/ if stuck.
If still broken: Check your server’s error logs there’s likely a timeout or security rule blocking it.
Unfortunately, we’re still having an issue with caching of the site, even after installing a minification plugin. So it seems that the issue could still be underlying. Apparently, caching of the site and is working correctly; DreamHost says they had already bypassed the cache on the tdAjaxSearch.js file as requested, and since I added the minification plugin, caching for JS is also disabled. DreamHost also notes that they do have a rule set up for not caching the tdAjaxSearch.js, so were wondering if you could provide additional information on what other file could be generating
cache, if any, that could clash with their Nginx cache. On their end, they say they don’t have any other caching rules set up that could affect the caching
completely. Thanks.
Nevermind I spoke too soon, within a few minutes it went right back to showing only the mobile version on desktop again
Nginx Helper plugin is disabled (which is the cache plugin) so it’s not that. And I also disabled tagDiv Mobile Theme so its not that either. Likewise AMP is disabled, so again it’s not that.
BTW I have these same plugins on other instances of this theme on my other websites such as https://www.yamhilladvocate.com/ and it’s not causing the problem but I am using an older version. So the problem seems to be your newer theme versions.
Asunto: Problemas persistentes con carga AJAX – Caché en bloques no fue efectivo
Estimado equipo de soporte de tagDiv,
Gracias por su respuesta anterior. Después de probar la solución recomendada de activar el caché para los bloques Flex, lamento informar que no produjo mejoras significativas en el rendimiento del servidor.
Actualmente operamos un sitio de noticias de alto tráfico con más de 10.000 publicaciones, y nuestra infraestructura incluye:
VPS optimo
Nginx, PHP 8.1 (FPM), Redis como caché de objetos
WP Rocket (totalmente optimizado), Cloudflare activo, y la última versión del theme Newspaper
No usamos WooCommerce ni funciones de suscripción – es un sitio exclusivamente de publicaciones
A pesar de tener todas las capas de caché activas y optimizadas, seguimos observando un alto consumo de CPU incluso en momentos sin visitas. Tras una revisión más profunda, la causa principal parece ser el uso de AJAX, especialmente:
admin-ajax.php?action=as_async_request_queue_runner
tareas en segundo plano generadas por el theme/plugins (probablemente vía Action Scheduler)
llamadas generales a admin-ajax generadas por el theme y el constructor
En este contexto, no es viable desactivar funcionalidades críticas o plugins simplemente para reducir la carga del servidor, especialmente considerando que muchas llamadas AJAX provienen de la estructura misma del theme (incluyendo tagDiv Composer y bloques dinámicos).
Necesitamos una solución técnica concreta y viable para reducir la sobrecarga de AJAX sin sacrificar funciones esenciales.
Agradeceríamos su orientación sobre lo siguiente:
¿Existe algún mecanismo interno o actualización en desarrollo para minimizar las consultas AJAX en segundo plano?
¿Es posible configurar tagDiv Composer o componentes del theme para reducir su dependencia de admin-ajax en entornos productivos?
¿Tienen prácticas recomendadas o configuraciones avanzadas específicamente para sitios con gran volumen de contenido que utilicen Newspaper?
Esperamos su orientación experta, ya que esta situación está afectando el rendimiento y la escalabilidad de nuestro sitio en producción.
hola compañeros, nosotros estamos en nuestra web en una configuración muy parecida a la vuestra, también con muchas mas de 10000 publicaciones, también somos un medio de comunicación, tenemos un servidor sobredimensionado para intentar mitigar el impacto del tema sobre el rendimiento. Algo que a nosotros, creemos, nos ha servido, ha sido configurar nuestro plugin de cache, “wp super cache”, en modo “experto” para que sea nginx quien atienda las peticiones de cache, para liberar a php un poco de carga, también optimizar la “OPcache” que estaba rozando el limite máximo, de todas formas, seguimos experimentando picos de carga en momentos aleatorios y a horas que no hay visitas, no somos los únicos por este foro con este problema concreto…
Hi neagoe91, as simchris mentioned, you should use previous php versions for the moment, php 8.2 and 8.3 will do just fine. Also, please check if you are using and cache or object cache, sometimes this can interfere if the cache is also apply on backend.
Can you provide a list with the plugins you are using? and if you use Apache, lightspeed or nginx server?
Thank you!
@anamaria,
Please see the site info below.
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parent_theme: Newspaper (Newspaper)
theme_features: core-block-patterns, post-formats, post-thumbnails, automatic-feed-links, html5, woocommerce, bbpress, align-wide, align-full, editor-font-sizes, widgets-block-editor, editor-style, menus, widgets
theme_path: /code/wp-content/themes/Newspaper-child
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Hey,
I am sharing you my WP Rocket settings and I think they might be useful for you:
ON THE FILE OPTIMISATION TAB
1. Activate Minify CSS Files
2. Optimise CSS Delivery > Remove unused CSS with these exclusions:
(.*).tagdiv-type(.*)
(.*).bhcrow-(.*)
3. Minify Javascript Files
4. Load Javascript Defered with these exclusions:
\/jquery(-migrate)?-?([0-9.]+)?(.min|.slim|.slim.min)?.js
5. Delay Javascript Execution with these exclusions:
\/jquery(-migrate)?-?([0-9.]+)?(.min|.slim|.slim.min)?.js(\?(.*))?( |’|”|>)
tagdiv_theme.min.js
tdTrendingNow.js
tdPopupModal.js
tdBlocksArray
hammer.min.js
tdbMenu.js
tdLoadingBox.js
tdb_p_autoload_vars
blockClass
tdAjaxCount.js
tdTabbedContent.js
tdStickyRow.js
tdSmartSidebar.js
OneSignalSDK
Important – delaying Javascript will make your ads load after any movement on the page so if you just reload the page they will not be loaded as soon as you move anything on the page it will load them immediately. For me this isn’t a problem.
ON THE MEDIA TAB
1. Activate Enable for images
2. Activate Enable CSS for background images
3. Exclude your logo
4. Activate Add missing file dimensions
5. Activate self host fonts
ON THE PRELOAD TAB:
1. Activate preload
2. Enable link preloading
3. Prefetch these:
//fonts.googleapis.com
//www.googletagmanager.com
//www.googletagservices.com
//tpc.googlesyndication.com
//use.typekit.net
//netdna.bootstrapcdn.com
//www.google-analytics.com
//ajax.googleapis.com
4. Preload fonts – /wp-content/themes/Newspaper/images/icons/newspaper.woff
ON THE DATABASE TAB
Enable everything without scheduling auto cleanup
ON THE HEARTBEAT TAB
Enable it and make everything reduced
Important – if you are self hosting your site on nginx you can enable this https://github.com/SatelliteWP/rocket-nginx – this enables Nginx to serve directly previously cached files without calling WordPress or any PHP
Important – if you are self hosting your site on nginx you can enable FastCGI and Redis (use redis cache plugin and nginx helper). When it comes to FastCGI MAKE SURE TO ENABLE SEPARATE CACHE FOR MOBILE AND DESKTOP OTHERWISE IT WILL WORK BADLY!
Important – if you have a large installation and you notice that your queries become slow (e.g. search page takes a lot of time to load or non-cached pages load for more than 1-2 seconds) you can buy Scalability Pro and Super Speedy Search from here https://www.superspeedyplugins.com/shop/ for me this plugins changed the way the theme worked immensely. My non-cached pages loading time dropped form 10 seconds down to 1-2 seconds.
Important – WPRocket offers a plugin that converts all your images to webp format and this is also crucial for your page speed. Their plugin works well for my site.
I hope this is useful for you!
Works fine with PHP 8.2, but not 8.3.
Works fine with latest WordPress.
(My setup anyway; also on Plesk.)
However, not all third party plugins may be compatible. So, generally you would activate *current* version of theme and td-composer plugin, and leave everything else off temporarily.
You will also need to clear caching if used, and you may need to restart PHP on your server (and restart nginx if using that in front of apache).
7.4x will still work for awhile, but yes, time to move to 8x — which, ironically I’m doing for one of my sites literally right now today! 🙂
(I don’t work here; just 7+ year TagDiv user.) 🙂
Alex, check my website here – eurocom.bg
I did a lot of optimising and I want to say that fast speeds are possible. I have NGINX and have redis and fastcgi also I use WPROCKET. When you optimise things correctly – you get great speeds when pages are cached. However, if you have trouble with noncached pages which was my case – I used Super Speedy Plugins. Without cache pages used to load for 10 seconds, now they load for 1 second without cache, also you can check my search bar – it has incredible speeds with over 500k posts. I will attach a link to the plugins, I left a video review for them and you can see the difference. https://www.superspeedyplugins.com/ (scroll to see my review).
If you want to I can share my wp rocket settings if needed.
