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Sorry for the delay, big thanks with the help it worked.
I would like to ask some other questions, which im stuck with for weeks.

1. When i enter my blog on the mobile version you can’t see the websites title name.

2. How to remove the search button from the menu panel?.

3. How to i remove the date and tags and the name of the post on the slider.

Thank you in advance.

hello fedor2333

Whenever you post the issue, please post the affected URL, that will saves lot of time to the support team.

http://wuyeteke.com/autorretratos-frutas-cristina-otero-7673/

First of all i will tell you what happen with the above URL, earlier when you save and published this post, you have used <—-next—-> page tag, so google bot crawls it quickly.

But you have removed next page tag after some time, thats what why its showing duplicate page URL in search index.

in future avoid indexing such paginated pages, Set canonical URL via yoast seo plugin, that will resolve this issue.

Once you added the canonical tag for the above URL, don’t forget to remove the duplicate URL via webmastertools.

• This reply was modified 11 years by wpdiv.
• This reply was modified 11 years by wpdiv.

You should likely learn to use YOAST SEO, as this allows you to build proper site maps for Google for your site, and let them know which pages NOT to index, and which are a priority. E.g., not index tags and categories, and only index posts.

Google keeps track of when the story was first indexed so you cannot hide that from them or other sites like archive.org which may index your content, etc., however you can remove the date stamp from your post pages (there are instructions in the forum, if you search; or wait for Marius or Lucian to reply with help).

You should also learn to use Google Webmaster tools as this identifies which pages have been indexed, you can deprecate (push down) pages, and submit your sitemap once you have YOAST (or similar) fully configured.

Had to remove the code and put it in the footer file. I think it would be better if the template did NOT place javascript tags, But was simply a place holder for any code that we want to execute. This way I don’t have to keep copying the code to every footer file for every template update.

Not all code starts and ends with those javasript tags. I’m using Statcounter and Post Affiliate pro and those built in javascript tags in the functions file are messing it up.

=)

New report (looking better, thanks!):

WordPress Plugin Profile Report
===========================================
Report date: Oct 1, 2014
Theme name: Newspaper
Pages browsed: 31
Avg. load time: 2.2055 sec
Number of plugins: 25
Plugin impact: 69.68% of load time
Avg. plugin time: 1.5368 sec
Avg. core time: 0.3922 sec
Avg. theme time: 0.2436 sec
Avg. mem usage: 90.45 MB
Avg. ticks: 40,758
Avg. db queries : 143.68
Margin of error : 0.0329 sec

Plugin list:
===========================================
P3 (Plugin Performance Profiler) – 0.0029 sec – 0.19%
Adminimize – 0.0479 sec – 3.11%
Akismet – 0.0115 sec – 0.75%
Append Link On Copy – 0.0028 sec – 0.18%
Easy Social Share Buttons for WordPress – 0.0929 sec – 6.05%
EWWW Image Optimizer – 0.0638 sec – 4.15%
Jetpack by WordPress.com – 0.1521 sec – 9.89%
JM Twitter Cards – 0.0111 sec – 0.72%
WPBakery Visual Composer – 0.1214 sec – 7.90%
myCRED – 0.0923 sec – 6.00%
Nextcellent Gallery Nextgen Legacy – 0.0423 sec – 2.75%
Query Strings Remover – 0.0049 sec – 0.32%
Recent Posts Widget Extended – 0.0202 sec – 1.32%
Revolution Slider – 0.0685 sec – 4.46%
Social Networks Auto Poster Facebook Twitter G – 0.1419 sec – 9.24%
tagDiv speed booster – 0.0021 sec – 0.14%
TinyMCE Advanced – 0.0013 sec – 0.09%
W3 Total Cache – 0.0278 sec – 1.81%
WooCommerce – 0.1576 sec – 10.26%
Wordfence Security – 0.0583 sec – 3.79%
Wordpress Seo – 0.3268 sec – 21.26%
WP-Optimize – 0.0126 sec – 0.82%
WP-Polls – 0.0030 sec – 0.20%
WP User Avatar – 0.0383 sec – 2.49%
Xml Sitemap Feed – 0.0325 sec – 2.11%

@TheMediumUTM Thanks for the tips.

Jetpack: I’m now using only 4 features within this plugin. I’m now viewing my stats on Google and WordPress.com

Hide My WP: Since looking at your advice i’ve removed this plugin from my website. It’s true, i guess. If someone wanted to hack my website they could tell i’m using WordPress straight away. I’m using this plugin: ‘Wordfence Security’, so hopefully it will prevent hackers.

Wordpress SEO: I need some sort of SEO plugin to help with my news website. I believe this is one of the best?

Social Networks Auto Poster: This plugin saves time, really. I have it post to my social networks because it gives me more time to create new articles than trying to promote/share my content on social media, which takes up more time. Are there any better plugins than this one?

Easy Social Share Buttons: I removed the TagDiv share buttons because they weren’t loading fast enough. I found this plugin and it seems to have more features and allows me to customise it more.

Adminimize: Allows me to simplify the backend for my editors, and lets me hide specific plugins which i don’t want my team to see. But i suppose deactivating it creates more risk? Such as myCRED, most of the settings pop up for non-admin users, which i don’t want. See my problem? :/

Thanks 🙂

• This reply was modified 11 years by Gee95.

That’s what i thought, because i couldn’t find any topics relating to this.

This is my full plugin report and speeds:

WordPress Plugin Profile Report
===========================================
Report date: Sep 30, 2014
Theme name: Newspaper
Pages browsed: 47
Avg. load time: 3.1552 sec
Number of plugins: 28
Plugin impact: 85.63% of load time
Avg. plugin time: 2.7019 sec
Avg. core time: 0.2760 sec
Avg. theme time: 0.1465 sec
Avg. mem usage: 95.55 MB
Avg. ticks: 41,654
Avg. db queries : 137.30
Margin of error : 0.0308 sec

Plugin list:
===========================================
P3 (Plugin Performance Profiler) – 0.0022 sec – 0.08%
Adminimize – 0.0481 sec – 1.78%
Akismet – 0.0095 sec – 0.35%
Append Link On Copy – 0.0012 sec – 0.04%
Compress Png For Wp – 0.0007 sec – 0.03%
Easy Social Share Buttons for WordPress – 0.0592 sec – 2.19%
EWWW Image Optimizer – 0.0816 sec – 3.02%
Hide My Wp – 0.4908 sec – 18.17%
Jetpack by WordPress.com – 1.2664 sec – 46.87%
JM Twitter Cards – 0.0134 sec – 0.49%
WPBakery Visual Composer – 0.0815 sec – 3.02%
myCRED – 0.0708 sec – 2.62%
Nextcellent Gallery Nextgen Legacy – 0.0293 sec – 1.08%
Query Strings Remover – 0.0005 sec – 0.02%
Recent Posts Widget Extended – 0.0074 sec – 0.27%
Revolution Slider – 0.0537 sec – 1.99%
Social Networks Auto Poster Facebook Twitter G – 0.0945 sec – 3.50%
tagDiv speed booster – 0.0018 sec – 0.07%
TinyMCE Advanced – 0.0033 sec – 0.12%
User Switching – 0.0073 sec – 0.27%
W3 Total Cache – 0.0433 sec – 1.60%
WooCommerce – 0.1074 sec – 3.97%
Wordfence Security – 0.0455 sec – 1.68%
Wordpress Seo – 0.1308 sec – 4.84%
WP-Optimize – 0.0107 sec – 0.40%
WP-Polls – 0.0014 sec – 0.05%
WP User Avatar – 0.0216 sec – 0.80%
Xml Sitemap Feed – 0.0181 sec – 0.67%

Hmm… I’ve never done this myself (create a new post template). Your blank page might have something to do with the content being loaded partly in single_template_#.php and partly in loop-single-#.php for each of these templates. Do you have all the parts you need?

P.S. If you’re going to repeat that code for each sidebar case, you can at least define a function in the same file. That is to say, have this at the top, in PHP tags:

function my_features_fields() { // No parameter because $post is still active

  // Update this list using the same format for all the field names you want
  $field_names = ['2g_network', '3g_network'];

  // Set up tabs
  $to_echo = '[vc_row][vc_column width="1/1"][vc_tabs]';

  // Set up features tab
  $to_echo .= '[vc_tab title="Features" tab_id="features"]';

  // Begin a list
  $to_echo .= '<ul class="features_list">';

  // Loop through the fields
  foreach ($field_names as $field_name) {
    $data = get_field_object($field_name);

    // Check if we have a value and set to a default if not
    if ($data['value']) {
      $value = $data['value'];
    } else {
      $value = 'No information on record.';
    }

    $to_echo .= '<li>' . '<span class="features_label">' . $data["label"] . ': </span>';
    $to_echo .= '<span class="features_value">' . $value . '</span></li>';

  }

  // Close the list
  $to_echo .= '</ul>';

  // Close the tab
  $to_echo .= '[/vc_tab]';

  // Close the tab group etc.
  $to_echo .= '[/vc_tabs][/vc_column][/vc_row]';

  // We have to filter the whole string to make WP interpret the shortcodes
  $to_echo = wpb_js_remove_wpautop($to_echo);

  // Output
  return $to_echo;
}

And then just have this one line wherever you want to place your tabs:

<?php echo my_features_fields(); ?>

Good luck getting the rest working! I’ll stop checking this thread shortly, but it’s been good.

Heya,

First of all, I’m far from the most brilliant guy on tagDiv. If I were, we wouldn’t have spent have a dozen posts correcting my tiny mistakes 😉 I’ll give that title to Chris to avoid favouritism among the actual staff…

Your ideal setup definitely requires some custom work that I don’t have time to provide at the moment. I would go to http://studio.envato.com, as tagDiv recommends — or you could do some learning, just like I did, and do it yourself 😀 But I will make a few comments:

Having content in these tabs that differs from post to post means you’ll either need to make extensive use of custom fields, or you could use Visual Composer settings to build the post itself. The question is what are you using the regular post content for? A comment on the phone, for example?

The first option would mean that you’d insert code similar to what I’ve been giving you, and have it appear on every template, using custom fields to determine the content. For example, as you probably know, ACF has a WYSIWYG editor field that you could use for your review. The buy now would not be as easy to automate through such a field, in my opinion (but you may already have a solution and just be looking for how to use tabs for it?).

The second option is that you’d construct these posts in the editor itself using Visual Composer, and then perhaps use custom shortcodes to display the content of your fields.

Or a real developer might suggest some much more sensible solution. :p

But I will give you one last thing, namely a basic tweak of my above code just for your “Features” tab.

The idea is the same. You’re opening up a vc_tabs, you’re opening up a tab, and then you’re looping through features-related fields. It could look like this, with lots of extra comments and line breaks to make it clear for you:

// Update this list using the same format for all the field names you want
$field_names = ['2g_network', '3g_network'];

// Set up tabs
$to_echo = '[vc_row][vc_column width="1/1"][vc_tabs]';

// Set up features tab
$to_echo .= '[vc_tab title="Features" tab_id="features"]';

// Begin a list
$to_echo .= '<ul class="features_list">';

// Loop through the fields
foreach ($field_names as $field_name) {
  $data = get_field_object($field_name);

  // Check if we have a value and set to a default if not
  if ($data['value']) {
    $value = $data['value'];
  } else {
    $value = 'No information on record.';
  }

  $to_echo .= '<li>' . '<span class="features_label">' . $data["label"] . ': </span>';
  $to_echo .= '<span class="features_value">' . $value . '</span></li>';

}

// Close the list
$to_echo .= '</ul>';

// Close the tab
$to_echo .= '[/vc_tab]';

// Close the tab group etc.
$to_echo .= '[/vc_tabs][/vc_column][/vc_row]';

// We have to filter the whole string to make WP interpret the shortcodes
$to_echo = wpb_js_remove_wpautop($to_echo);

// Output
echo $to_echo;

My note above about only needing to change $field_names applies to this as well.

If you were going to put other tabs in, you would modify the lines that open and close the tab groups, and use those in a similar way. I realize that this is just a simple list and not a table like you wanted — more research would be needed for me to construct a way of getting the label of the field group and such…

Hope that helps. I do think what you need isn’t just “support” but custom work, although it will be fantastic if you can figure the rest out by research, trial and error.

Best of luck!

It has no impact on Google News, which is why that has also been removed from Google News results (we’ve been in GN since it launched a decade ago as beta). It won’t hurt you, but Google no longer captures the information at all so it’s kind of like the Dublin core tags of old, doesn’t hurt, since you can make any kind of meta tag you want to, but the rel=author is 100% dead as far as Google is concerned.

Here is the official blog post from Google on end of authorship support.

Again, Google has officially stated that rel=author is no longer supported for ANYTHING.

Original announcement of end of support:
https://plus.google.com/+JohnMueller/posts/HZf3KDP1Dm8

Yes, just checked your file and the problem is in the context — you forgot to wrap the new code in a <?php> tag. Hence it’s being treated as HTML. Your whole file should look like this:

<?php
/**
 * The single post loop for post template 1
 **/

if (have_posts()) {
    the_post();

    $td_mod_single = new td_module_1($post);

    //show the breadcrumb
    if (get_post_type($post) == 'post') {
        echo td_page_generator::get_single_breadcrumbs($td_mod_single->title);
    } else {
        echo td_page_generator::get_page_breadcrumbs($td_mod_single->title);
    }
    ?>

    <article id="post-<?php echo $td_mod_single->post->ID;?>" class="<?php echo join(' ', get_post_class());?>" <?php echo $td_mod_single->get_item_scope();?>>

        <header>

            <?php echo $td_mod_single->get_title();?>

            <div class="meta-info">
                <?php echo $td_mod_single->get_category();?>
                <?php //echo $td_mod_single->get_author();?>
                <?php echo $td_mod_single->get_date(false);?>
                <?php echo $td_mod_single->get_commentsAndViews();?>
            </div>
        </header>

        <?php if (!empty($td_mod_single->td_post_theme_settings['td_subtitle'])) { ?>
            <p class="td-sub-title"><?php echo $td_mod_single->td_post_theme_settings['td_subtitle'];?></p>
        <?php } ?>

        <?php
        // override the default featured image by the templates (single.php and home.php/index.php - blog loop)
        if (!empty(td_global::$load_featured_img_from_template)) {
            echo $td_mod_single->get_image(td_global::$load_featured_img_from_template);
        } else {
            echo $td_mod_single->get_image('art-big-1col');
        }
        ?>

        <div class="td-post-text-content">
            <?php echo $td_mod_single->get_content();?>

<?php
// Set up your row, column, and tabs element
$to_echo = '[vc_row][vc_column width="1/1"][vc_tabs]';

// Simplest possible example of getting ACF data, sub in yours
$data_1 = get_field('2g_network');
$data_2 = get_field('3g_network');

// Repeat these lines for each tab, making sure each tab has a unique id
$to_echo .= '[vc_tab title="The first tab" tab_id="tab_1"]';
$to_echo .= $data_1;
$to_echo .= '[/vc_tab]';

$to_echo .= '[vc_tab title="The second tab" tab_id="tab_2"]';
$to_echo .= $data_2;
$to_echo .= '[/vc_tab]';

// (You could wrap each block in an if to skip a tab if the data is empty)

// When you have all your tabs, close the elements
$to_echo .= '[/vc_tabs][/vc_column][/vc_row]';

// We have to filter the whole string to make WP interpret the shortcodes
$to_echo = wpb_js_remove_wpautop($to_echo);

// Do whatever
echo $to_echo;
?>

        </div>

        <div class="clearfix"></div>

        <footer>
            <?php echo $td_mod_single->get_post_pagination();?>
            <?php echo $td_mod_single->get_review();?>
            <?php echo $td_mod_single->get_source_and_via();?>
            <?php echo $td_mod_single->get_social_sharing();?>
            <?php echo $td_mod_single->get_social_like_tweet();?>
            <?php echo $td_mod_single->get_next_prev_posts();?>
            <?php echo $td_mod_single->get_author_box();?>

            <?php echo $td_mod_single->get_item_scope_meta();?>
        </footer>

    </article> <!-- /.post -->

    <?php echo $td_mod_single->related_posts();?>

<?php
} else {
    //no posts
    echo td_page_generator::no_posts();
}?>