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hi,
lets start from the begging, the reason way google is giving that “Remove render…..” is because when the source of the site get downloaded and loads into the browser it find resources like css and javascript files, font file, etc and the browser stop the downloading of the page to start downloading the other files (css, javascript files) and google says that is better to download the source of the page first and at the end to download other resources.

now that we found what happens, moving the css and javascript code at the bottom of the page – I think ???- it can be done by doing something like :
keep the style.css of wordpress, but put all the code in another css file, then
read the file and put the readed content between <style> and </style> in the
footer of your site (probably thru the use of hooks). do the same for javascript
files(need to use the <script> and </script> tags).

Now imagine that for every plugin that have css files and/or javascript files you need to do this reading of files and pasting in the bottom of the page. Is hard to do this but will insure that message “Remove render …..” will disappear.

==== about speed buster
all that td-speed-booster is doing is to move the javascript files from the header of the page to the bottom of the page. in theory this will have to increase the speed in google pagespeed application, but in your case seems that it fails, really don’t know way, this has to be checked.

Thanks for you message.
Radu A.

You can use <h3> headings without worry about SEO; WordPress commonly uses <h3> for the sidebar and other subordinate headings, as they are two levels below the main page heading <h1> and a level below content subheads in the post which are usually <h2>.

You can think of <h3> as a utility headline for any element on page which identifies an area or section, and can also be used in the post as well.

Technically in HTML5, you can use any H tag within a container, or section, if properly defined.

Upshot: nothing to worry about. 🙂

THis might or might not help… but:

Try logging out, and clearing your cache in your web browser (I did that this morning); restart browser, log back in, then try download from your account “downloads” screen?

You may be connecting from a shared/pool IP address which pools all users, and ThemeForest might be counting all those who have downloaded from what they think is one location.

This has worked for me on other sites. I have dedicated IP here, so I don’t run into that anymore, but have in past.

• This reply was modified 12 years by simchris.

Hi:

When I click on, for example: “Clone text block” icon, the Console throws this error:

ReferenceError: vcvc_guid is not defined

That leads to line 232 of composer-view.js:

model_clone = Shortcodes.create({shortcode:model.get(‘shortcode’), id:vcvc_guid(), parent_id:parent_id, order:new_order, cloned:true, cloned_from:model.toJSON(), params:_.extend({}, model.get(‘params’))});

Googling for a similar error, I found it on comments on ThemeForest, http://themeforest.net/item/uberstore-nextlevel-multipurpose-theme/7009376/comments where the Visual Composer is installed along with another theme, but the same error and the Clone issue.

Thanks

HI,
usually most social media will pull from your meta tags which is usually the featured image for page; most will only use JPEG or PNG images, not GIFs since those are not technically a photo and more often used for ads (put another way some social media SHOULD grab animated GIFS but don’t do so consistently!).

So, on your page you have no images for story on page, only a video, and the OG tags show this:
<meta property="og:image" content="http://thegeeze.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Ibrahim-Hamato-Nothing-is-Impossible.gif" />

Which is an animated GIF from the video.

Most social media will
1) look for compatible open graph and meta image specified
2) image in post
3) images on page, such as logo or banner ad, if they can’t grab another image

But upshot … it’s sometimes hit or miss what image social media will pull. Twitter has become the best at this, and most of the time G+, but Facebook is really a dog’s breakfast.

You have no 100% consistent way to control images served to social media.

Often if you submit the link manually, you may have option to use < > arrows to select the image you want (Linked IN, and Facebook often work properly in this way). Sharing from buttons is *always* a little hit or miss.

• This reply was modified 12 years by simchris.

h1 tags should always be used for the de-facto title of the story and match the title tags in meta for Google, Bing and Yahoo.

Technically there should only be one h1 tag for the title/block title; however in HTML5 there is support for multiple h1 tags in sections/containers.

For other tags, there isn’t a necessity to have a h2 show before an h3 unless you have these defined for nested semantic purposes and have such defined for the “semantic web.”

So, (inside main or article semantic containers)

main
h1 – title
h3 – subhead

h2 – giant sub section in body
h3 – subhead for subhead
p – explanation for information
h4 – definition heads
p – explanation for information
h4 – definition heads
p – explanation for information
h4 – definition heads
/main

would be perfectly fine

h2 – h5 can really be addressed as merely headline “sizes” to show priority as a “section head” vs simply a paragraph starter in strong/bold. Put another way, it is best in a story to use a h4 vs simply a strong/bold sub-head for, say, new chapter sections of a book serial. Anything with an h tag is identified semantically as a headline of some kind.

H1 on homepage – this is typically not a huge issue with newspaper sites as there is little or no original content on the “front page” .. it all links to the content pages on the site, which is what you want found when spiders show deep-link content to searchers. So, what exactly gets optimized on the front page? You can end up fighting your own content if you’re trying to get your home page to rank against “awesome motocross videos” versus the actual index on your site of all the motocross videos – both can’t be the best choice for the site.

If you’re running a store/shop, then h1 on home page is critical for branding and bringing folks to home page — if there is substantive original content on the home page.

• This reply was modified 12 years by simchris.
• This reply was modified 12 years by simchris.

The theme doesn’t enforce AdSense TOS, it is just setup to allow you to follow their TOS better. Choose which 3 ads you want to show and leave it at that. You could use other ad sources for the remaining spots. eBay Network is decent.

@Donkified You bought something and are having a unique issue (One that hasn’t been mentioned anywhere on this forum or the comments on Envato) that Marius has generously offered to fix for you (Theme installation and setup is not a free service included with theme purchase). You have declined him access for a first hand look. I’ve done this kind of support before and first-hand is the fastest way to get it done. Relying on an inexperienced blog owner (No offense intended at all) to give programming details is always slow, frustrating, and barely eventually as effective as just looking at the code.

So yeah, CHILL OUT A BIT…

chill out? im chilled out. I bought something, it doesnt work, i want it fixed. Simples.

Marius offered to fix it more than once, you declined. Let him help. Otherwise…

As far as the white screen loading, Newspaper is a website them, not a WordPress admin theme. So if it’s going white on the backend it’ll either give you an error at the top of the screen in black text that you need to share with us here or there is a plugin conflict that’s causing this. Your site and this theme have been given major upgrades over the past month so a plugin not playing nice with everything is not only possible, it’s likely.

1. Deactivate and delete the Newspaper theme
2. Deactivate and delete all plugins
3. Re-install 3.9 from Dashboard -> Upgrades menu
4. Do NOT use FTP for the above instructions – use WordPress if at all possible
5. If you have to use FTP, make sure your client is in binary transfer mode before you upload anything
6. With only Jetpack and Akismet plugins (If you use them) installed or activated on the site, activate Newspaper
7. Test drive the site and see if it all works.
8. REPORT FINDINGS BACK HERE

Short of you correctly following those instructions you will need to let Marius on your site to fix the issue with your site (Thousands of other people using this theme without this issue means it is localized to your setup).

Make sure you are downloading the WordPress installable theme file from your Envato downloads panel and do not change the name or file extension. This theme does take longer to install on the WordPress theme installer – that’s normal. Every theme is a different size and themes with less than 30% of the features of Newspaper are obviously smaller files.

Make sure you have WordPress 3.9 installed!

You purchased this theme from Marius (tagDiv team member). Please make this easier and take his FREE help and give him access to your site. Others have done it and been very pleased with his work. He doesn’t make his living from the rest of us if he scams you.

BTW – I’m not with tagDiv, just another customer like you with a background in programming and design trying to help. The fact that other customers are speaking up for the theme and trying to help you says a lot! Think about it.

Hi guys,

Sorry I fixed the issue, what I wasn’t doing was applying all the correct “visibility settings” within the adbox widget.

However the other issue was applying custom ads e.g. just above the footer on every page, so please could you provide you email so we can discuss this?

Thanks

Hello Radu,
thank you so much for your research! I changed it in between and used a plugin for that (Simple ads Manager). It works, but it is not the most beautiful solution. Would be much nicer with a textwidget and html. If you find the time, I could change it back and you check it again? Or I had another idea: Would be nice, if I could use a tagdiv-block with a link to the page. Is that possible? Or can I use the blocks only for posts?
Anyways, I appreciate your help a lot – thanks!
Timo

Hi,

Sorry but I think you misunderstood my questions, I’ll try again…..

1. Yes I added the adbox to the sidebar of the homepage but it doesn’t appear on the homepage sidebar, it only appears on internal pages e.g. article post pages. I have tried to resolve this by changing the visibility settings for the adbox to specifically select “front page” (as well as various others) and still no change occurs? What may be the problem or may I be doing wrong?

2. I also have two separate adbox’s in the sidebar, however I’d like to make them have two separate ads appear in them i.e. two separate google codes, as at the moment I assume they are the same ad loading twice on the same page?

3. No I don’t want the ad to appear at the end of the article, that’s what I have at the moment, what I want is for the add to appear further down, below the article, just above the footer.

Thanks

Anything that connects to multiple external systems and has to get a response will slow down the site; everything like recaptcha, jetpack, adsense, social plugins which “go out an get data and then bring it back to cache” and similar — all slow things down since it’s not happening “locally.” (As I’m sure you already know.) You would likely disable the theme’s function to “count” reads/shares from other sites, and try using something like AddThis which can also do this for you. Ironically, the reason the calls to the APIs in the functions.php is done to avoid having to use external plugins and for most of us makes site run faster than using external plugs. But every site is different, and part of the development process is picking/choosing how to add/adjust things on page for best user experience and performance.

Note also that WP-Postview was updated this week to address issues folks were having with Ajax and Cache, so might be worth revisiting that setup with new version.

Not sure if that helped at all, but my two cents.

Hm. Weird. On my two sites the “responsive” AdSense units are auto-centered in the sidebar on every page. See test site: http://ga-ga.com/ … and I didn’t put in any special code to center it. Note things will NOT auto-center when resizing the page, in some cases.

For best results may sure you choose the responsive / experimental ad units from your AdSense accounts and not the static pre-sized units.

Without seeing the page and the possible code conflict from another plugin you might be using, it’s hard to tell. Marius will ask for a link to your site to look at it.

It *should* center automatically.