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Hi As per your suggestion i did and it worked. Issue solved.

Another issue

When i placed Logo in theme panel it size (272 x 90px) It was not showing complete pic. Please check the links to get to know in detail about the issue.

logo link – http://beingstudent.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/logo272x90.png

theme panel – http://beingstudent.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/14572126_1708037966186822_71984839_o.jpg

on website – http://beingstudent.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/14599717_1708038089520143_1499709387_o.jpg

sticky menu – http://beingstudent.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/14585804_1708042062853079_1781589628_o.jpg

Nope. You should only have *one* h1 tag on your home page, which would normally be something for SEO that is static like a block of info about your publication. H3 is most often used for headlines on news pages as they are not sticky, meaning if you have 20 items on home page, then 20 new items post, then the other 20 drop off home page and are no longer there, so have zero “long tail” value for SEO for exact phrase matching.

h1 and h2 tags most commonly used for static content in relation to the actual article/news item or page, not the other content linking to it. So, h1 for a title, h2 for a sub-head; h3 for supplemental headlines which are more indicative of a section head, than simple bolded text items.

Welcome to SEO 🙂

Google does not necessarily provide more “juice” to something with h2 or h3 tag on your home page. Almost everytihng other than h1 is pretty much presentational.

So you can use h3 tags on your mid-story sub-titles on an article while h2 might be used for main story sub-title. H1 for main title.

Only you can optimize your site for SEO; theme can’t do it for you. So, yes, adding h1 and h2 tags to your home page with static information is useful. Not so much with transitory items. You can of course make any heads for sections as h2 using blocks in the composer (e.g., “Book Reviews” as h2 sub head above a block of book review items…). Totally up to you.

• This reply was modified 9 years by simchris.
• This reply was modified 9 years by simchris.

Hi

The theme was was tested only with google ad-sense ads and also banner ads. We didn’t tested other ad systems and we cant guarantee that they will work fine. Also the theme can’t control ad’s content, it only renders the code and if that code generate an output is displayed on the page.

Thanks!

The thing is…I don’t have Google Adsense (and can’t go back) and I think I’m not the only one. And AMP has a limited amount of accepted advertisers. That’s why I (and probably a few others) need a fast mobile theme, but not AMP. 🙂

Not an SEO issue. Blocks on a home page or index page which contain your story indexes need to be there for page to render. Google reads text on your page, not the DOM elements that build layouts. Even if you move your “mega menu” to external file, it still needs to load on the page when viewed by a robot or other element.

You’re better off doing “fetch as Google” and using Google PageSpeed Insights, mobile friendly check, GTMetrix.com test on your post, as barometers.

SEO is most affected by your title tags, h1 tags, actual text relevant to the title tag and permalink, the amount of original unique info on the page on topic, and external links to your site from other sources that cite your page as relevant to that, even if it’s just social sharing.

The HTML used to build the DOM, does not “hurt” your SEO, unless you have two paragraphs on a page and then a mega menu, and 50 blocks of other stuff unrelated to that one page.

Just food for thought having done SEO since March 1995.

Hi.
If it’s not a bug but a feature, then you need to fix consistency with the other filters. Because if you limit the post showed to 1, and choose another filter (e.g. category filter), then the 1 slide block renders normally with just one slide (which shouldn’t, according to the default design you mention).

Then if you do that, it would be useful to not allow the users putting value number 1 in the posts limit field of the said block, to protect them from making mistakes and scratching their heads if things don’t go as expected. Or you can also add this special instruction to the documentation page you directed me in your first answer.

But well, all this is so counter-intuitive. And what’s the point in making the user’s life harder than easier?

If the user chooses to show just 1 slide in the posts limit, then maybe there is a hidden need underneath, and perhaps they believe they can achieve the expected result with what they have.

Maybe there is a lack of a big non-sliding block such as the homepage post, for an important article at the top and maybe a couple important articles in the middle, which can be used multiple times across the page and doesn’t affect the background ads the site may have implemented.

The slide block could easily do the job and double up as Big Single Block and cover this need (and a further improvement would be to disable the display of the next and prev buttons on hover if there is just one slide in the slide block, for whatever the reason).

In any case, why don’t you consider it?
It’s friendly, honest feedback, to make your product even better than it already is.

It’s the latest version of Newsmag 😉

From your Themeforest account, “downloads.”

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Version 3.1 – July 25th, 2016

UPDATE NOTICE: Please note that this version does not work with legacy Visual Composer versions.

new: Visual Composer plugin updated to the latest version 4.12
new: login, register and forgot password ajax windows, a complete and more modern redesign.
new: added support for full height rows, column position and content position on them in Visual Composer.
new: added support for parallax speed on rows
new: added support for equal height inner rows and content placement
new: setting to hide the author name on modules and on single posts independently. Previously there was only one global setting.
new: Added support for custom fonts in theme panel that are uploaded via the wordpress media gallery. The custom fonts can be used just like before on most of the theme’s UI without writing any code
new: the weather widget now opens an input if it’s unable to locate the user via the browser’s location API.
misc: we fully rewrote the trending now block, it’s now leaner and it works better
misc: block parameters now have a better description
misc: code improvements to the following shortcodes: td_block_big_grid_slide, td_block_homepage_full_1, td_block_ad_box and the video playlists
misc: the media gallery that is used in the theme panel is now less cluttered and without the unused options
misc: we cleaned the theme panel and the code is more organized now
misc: all the blocks now show a notice to admins on the frontend when there are missing settings that are required.
misc: the main theme loader is smoother now and has small design improvements
misc: we changed the way templates detect the Visual Composer plugin. The detection method is based on VC_ROW and it only triggers when VC_ROW is found in the content. This allows one to use shortcodes in the default templates that have sidebar + title.
misc: added font settings for post lists
misc: drop caps font settings issue fix
misc: all the advertising blocks now support an ad title
misc: various google webmaster structured data issues have been fixed
misc: better support for IE8
fix: category dropdown list with long category titles now works as expected
The list of modified files

• This reply was modified 9 years by simchris.

Hi Catalin,
It appears that some custom javascript intended to load typekit to help elimintate the FOUC is causing the issue.

Bummer now is that the menu has appeared, but we have the FOUC (Flash of unstyled content) back now with the site. The typography loads in another typeface before rendering correctly. I had multiple tickets in the past on this issue and I was never able to resolve it directly with your support. We had to write our own code to solve it.

So now I am wondering how to solve the FOUC issue.

Let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Bert

Hello.

Thank you for your answer, but I see my site whit this codes. Other people see the same error.

Thank you very much again!

Note if you’re using the speed booster framework plugin, that might be issue; I don’t anymore.

Also note “some” plugins will add the query from their own hook into the enqueue, which can over-ride that function if loaded “later.” I ran into this with the WP YouTube Lyte plugin that snuck in the remove query thing at tail end of functions from itself (easy to hack the plugin to remove that; or de-enqueue the js, then manually add to the footer… )

Helps if you explore in the WordPress docs what some of this stuff does … note the numbers there: (10,2) ? You might need to adjust that ’10’ to “when” your function loads in relation to everything else.

Should also be self evident won’t work in child theme which is dumb CSS redirect to begin with.

$priority
(int) (Optional) Used to specify the order in which the functions associated with a particular action are executed. Lower numbers correspond with earlier execution, and functions with the same priority are executed in the order in which they were added to the action.
Default value: 10

So, in some cases depending on what other shenanigans you have going on, you might have to change the ’10’ to something like ’99’ — to load after everything else and thus actually affect the elements.

e.g.,

function project_dequeue_unnecessary_scripts() {
wp_dequeue_script( 'comment-reply' );
wp_deregister_script( 'comment-reply' );
}
add_action( 'wp_print_scripts', 'project_dequeue_unnecessary_scripts',100 );

So, play with that 🙂

ref:
https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/add_filter/

• This reply was modified 9 years by simchris.

Andrei,
Thanks for your help. Could I ask a couple more questions?
What options do I have for header styling on category home page posts?
It seems that most of the blocks have the same heavy horiz. line above post photo with white title inset into the colored tab.
Is there a way to use a lighter styling on this graphic detail? I noticed on the Travel Blog layout this detail was simpler. See the attached screenshot.

Also what block would I use to include an Amazon affiliate ad in a block or widget? The copy-paste Amazon ads are in iframe format. In other themes these would display if placed in a simple WP text widget. But I can’t get that to work here. I’ve pasted the iframe code into a text block, WP text widget and the Google maps which says it can manage iframe code.

Example: <iframe style=”width:120px;height:240px;” marginwidth=”0″ marginheight=”0″ scrolling=”no” frameborder=”0″ src=”//ws-na.amazon-adsystem.com/widgets…..etc., </iframe>

Thanks

HI

I’ve replied you in other topic and also if you check the threads pointed by @Edward you will noticed that we mentioned our theme was never tested with opera mini, no matter if you’re using mobile theme or not, we can’t guarantee that the theme will work fin with that browser.
Thanks!