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Hi,
Sorry for the late reply. Our response time is normally under 24 hours, except on weekends and days off.
In your screenshot, you have a flex block builder and the flex block builder use modules, which can be created or imported from cloud – https://prnt.sc/jDMhMSNb8mQS
To set a module to a flex block builder, edit that page/template with tagDiv Composer, select the element and in in “Module” tab select the module template you want to use on that flex block https://prnt.sc/ZlGN06bBJ6k0

Hi,
Most of the time, the problem is from a shortcode that is not compatible with our theme; therefore, after you set it with tagDiv Composer and save the page, the next time you try to edit it, you’ll get that error. The simplest and fastest way to resolve it is to use a page/template revision – https://wordpress.com/support/page-post-revisions/ (in this case will be a post template revision).
If the problem persists, please contact us via email at contact@tagdiv.com and provide temporary wp-admin access, and we’ll check it as soon as possible.
Thank you!

Hi,
Regarding the thumbnails, if you go to Theme Panel > Block Settings > Thumbs https://prnt.sc/NcmBlPnWtbgF, each thumbnail on the right indicates which block or module it applies to. You can find more details here: https://forum.tagdiv.com/theme-thumbs/

For fonts and colors, you can configure them using both the Theme Panel and tagDiv Composer settings for pages and Cloud Templates: https://prnt.sc/utWjVU5seZBN

If this is related to Cloud Templates, you can import templates from the cloud, customize them as needed, and once ready, assign them either globally or individually.

Hi,

To set a page or template to full width or adjust its width, you’ll need to edit it using tagDiv Composer: https://i.imgur.com/i5IUJ9E.jpg
Add or select the row, then go to the General tab and look for the Stretch option. From there, you can adjust it based on your needs: https://i.imgur.com/WKYebPX.jpg – https://i.imgur.com/TO1BZ3M.png – https://i.imgur.com/Yq8UCv3.jpg
If you want to make the entire layout full-width, you should also check the Theme Panel settings. Make sure there is no background color or image set, as this will force the website into a boxed layout. Ensure this option is disabled: https://www.screencast.com/t/ejiNPCBF

Thank you!

Hi,
Those banners appear because you have installed a pre-built website. If you want to remove them, you need to edit the pages and cloud templates with tagDiv Composer, select the ad box element and remove the image from the image ad tab – https://prnt.sc/OvqURxzx6YrZ

Hi,
The tagDiv Standard Pack, as the name suggests, includes the old theme templates. These templates cannot be edited on the frontend and only offer limited control through the theme panel, where you can enable or disable certain elements.
They are based on an older code structure (from several years ago, before the transition to Cloud Templates), and unlike the newer system, they load all CSS and JS files regardless of whether those elements are actually used.
If you are using Cloud Templates, there is no need to keep the Standard Pack plugin enabled. After disabling it, check your website:
If you don’t see any shortcodes, it means no standard templates or elements are in use, and you can safely keep the plugin disabled (or even remove it).
If you do see shortcodes, I recommend re-enabling the plugin. Then, using the Theme Builder, replace those old elements (for example, swap them with Flex Blocks). Once everything is updated, you can disable or remove the plugin.
This way, tagDiv Composer and Cloud Templates will load only the necessary CSS and JS for each page/template, improving overall performance.
Thank you!

Hi,
Those ads can be replaced/removed using tagDiv Composer, edit teh page/template and look for the ad box element, usually in the ad box is set in image ad a banner that can be removed or you can replace. Also, check if you have any ad blockers in use, if you use one, please disable it and check again in tagDiv Composer.

Hi sefakoc,
Normally, if you have a PRO demo, then you need to edit the page and cloud template using the tagDiv Composer, then select the social counter element and set the socials you use on it.
Thank you!

Hi,
This means that you have set a cloud category template. Ok, then another place from were you can add new sidebares is from pages, click on create new page and at the bootom in Page Template settings you’ll see custom sidebar – https://i.imgur.com/nw69Pmu.png

Hi,
The ads on the NewsWeek are set using tagDiv Composer on pages and cloud templates and those are rendered by using the element ad box from tagDiv Composer.
Also, all ads that are on our demos are banners so those can be removed or replaced from ad box element from the image ad tab – https://prnt.sc/YeZHo0Pqsa0F
I hope this will help you!

Hi,
If you do not want to use the tagDiv Composer to create sidebars on pages and use cloud templates and you want to use the standard templates.
You can create new sidebars from the theme panel > categories – https://i.imgur.com/T9xWDXF.png

What you are seeing there are sidebars created by the theme, and they are theme-protected because they are built using the theme options, not the standard WordPress widgets.
To view and add actual widgets, please use the “+” icon, as shown in the screenshots below: https://prnt.sc/Hu-fEadEhjCE – https://prnt.sc/0eVTTyOBf2C1

Thank you!

Hi,
I believe that there is a misunderstanding. The TagDiv Composer will be used to create pages and cloud templates, but not posts, for posts will be used the wordpress editor (Gutenberg or classic editor) – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SoGQ0d5kIBg
Thank you!

Hi,
I think that you have used the theme panel translate option – https://forum.tagdiv.com/customize-a-translation/, but you need to know that there are pages and cloud templates that have custom text set with tagDiv Composer and need to be edited with the builder, select the text and change it https://i.imgur.com/WGK7DD0.png
Thank you!

Hi,
Ok, so you don’t necessarily need to set the wpgmza shortcode on each category, you just want to make a tabbed section and each section to contain a map, correct?
If so, then do the following, Create 4 new pages, like Tab 1: Amazon Asia, Tab 2: Amazon USA … in each page set the specific shortcode for it [wpgmza id=”1″] (and other content if applicable), then edit with tagDiv Compose the template where you want to show these tabs, there add the tabbed element of the theme and for each tab set the id of the created page.
I hope this helps you

Hi,
What you’re seeing is not a bug in the theme; it’s more of a WordPress core behavior that handles queries.
In WordPress, the ?p= parameter is normally used for post IDs (e.g. ?p=123). But:
– if the value is invalid (?p=test)
– and you’re already on a valid URL (like /page/15/)
WordPress simply ignores the invalid parameter instead of throwing a 404.

What you can do is to use a redirect plugin (s1). Install the plugin Redirection
Go to: Tools → Redirection
Add a new redirect:
– Source URL: /page/(.*)
– Query Parameters: p (match any value)
– Target URL: /page/$1
– Match: Regex (enable this option)
– Save the redirect
This will automatically remove ?p=anything from URLs and redirect to the clean version.

Another solution (s2) is to use a code in functions.php file (recomanded in a child theme)
function remove_invalid_p_parameter() {
if (isset($_GET['p']) && !is_numeric($_GET['p'])) {
wp_redirect(remove_query_arg('p'), 301);
exit;
}
}
add_action('template_redirect', 'remove_invalid_p_parameter');

Also, using a SEO plugin could help. These add canonical URLs, helping Google understand the correct page.