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3) I’ve rebuild whole section, and it still the same. When I duplicate this section and preview my page – it looks good. As long, as there are single section – the middle section is lower.

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Fine if you disagree with me over and over.
We have a senior rep at AdSense and our usage has been reviewed and accepted.

Sorry your usage was banned.

Perhaps you need to read the TOS in future; I sure did. I’ve been part of the Adsense program since in beta. SO I do know more about it than you.

If you were blocked/booted it was likely for some other reason as they would have given you warning before actually booting you for non-compliance, based on my own experience on behalf of clients.

So, again – for those who think the newbies on here know what they are talking about – they don’t.

If you use the smart bar properly, to not focus on just ads, and your ad is only part of the content then it’s fine.

Read the TOS again — it relates to “bringing unnatural attention to an ad” — which is not done if the whole sidebar is sticky, and the ad is not the dominant element.

Sheesh. Sorry that can’t through your thick skull.

I don’t know why I bother with some of you folks.

In fact, I fuc*ing give up.

Good bye all.

Edit: If I could fix the “blog list” appearance, I think I would be happy for the most part and I could look past the other issues. Perhaps I have a setting wrong, but I could not find a way to center the list, add content next to it, (or get it to look like the list in the demo here: http://themeforest.net/item/newsmag-news-magazine-newspaper/full_screen_preview/9512331).

I see thanks! But if I have 2 different review plugins working together, that can’t cause any issues?

Hi,
I’ve been meaning to ask the same question.

For SEO reasons, I really need my POST TITLEs to be tagged as <h1>, on the post page. ‘View source’ does show that the title is indeed h1, BUT the SEO tools that I’ve used don’t seem to acknowledge that.

When I activate other themes (which are FREE themes btw), the post titles are perceived as first level (<h1>), which indicates that it is most likely that the HTML headings structure for NewsMag needs to be reviewed/inspected.

Please explain how is this possible? And what can be done about it (for the post page, not the home page)?

Thanks!

Hi, I figured out the answer to Question #1 myself. I would, however, like to know if there’s a way to limit the “Latest” reviews to the last 20 reviews. I still don’t see a chronological option, only a “Last 7 Days” or “Most Popular” option.

As for Question #2, I have that figured out too.

Hi
before doing auto-updates, good idea to download and review the changelog. For the latest update, for example, the only thing that changed was update to visual composer for a security patch and so you didn’t need to update the “whole theme,” and just update the plugin.

Manual install is still always “safest” way to go as the Envato thing sometimes just simply does not work and I totally abandoned even trying to use it, for exactly the issue you are now facing!

Just an opinion, food for thought.

Incredible, I just notice that on the preview page, all is alright.
It is exactly the same page.
On this page, the only difference is that there not yet a image for this article.

• This reply was modified 10 years by Thomas.

Hi

We didn’t do any test to preview a post/page on a social network so I cannot provide an exact answer at that question. You can try a plugin with a similar functionality or if this doesn’t help you can look for a professional developer which can help in this regard.

Thanks for the message!

• This reply was modified 10 years by Andrei L..

Hello

Our website is the principal french magic magazine online.
There are reviews, interviews, events, forums, classified ads…
It exists til 1997 and we just change all after 2 years of work ! 🙂

http://www.virtualmagie.com/

You are welcome to tell me some points of improvement.

Regards

For the excerpts in RSS you have two choices, just like all excerpts on the site

a) have WP auto generate an excerpt from the start of your post; you can control some of that from theme panel for modules – not sure how that impacts RSS

b) manually put something in the excerpt box in the post panel

or if you’re using Yoast SEO, you can also presumably custom enter excerpts for the post meta for SERPS in the Yoast panel — not sure how that impacts RSS either.

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for our news sites where the news item starts with AP style datelines, we allow WP to auto-generate the excerpts.

For our magazine sites with articles and reviews, we manually put in the WP post excerpt box what we want to be used sitewide and in RSS for the ‘excerpt’ from story.

Hope that helped.

Most themes which auto update in WP use either a theme foundry plugin; or can be updated due to being in the WordPress theme repository (e.g., free themes).

Most commercial themes on ThemeForest and commercial plugins don’t have an “auto update” feature, and generally this is a BAD idea — for example, if people had done auto update from NP4 to NP6, and woken up to find their site broken, that would not have been good.

Similarly some plugins may change settings and require workarounds and/or a perfect example is Yoast who “updated” their old wp meta plugin, by disabling it without telling people it would disable it, even though it still worked. Then printed message on screen – “we’ve discontinued this plugin, please upgrade to Yoast SEO” — well, on one site we didn’t want to do that and had to revert to the original meta plugin. Ouch!

Envato tried to build a theme updater for their themes and you can certainly try that. But often it’s best to review the changelog and see what changed so that you don’t wipe your child theme changes if there is major child theme update, or reset your home page if VC changes, etc.

For example an auto updater today might update the entire theme by deleting old folder and any customizations, and upload new one; when only thing changed was Visual Composer update for security issue. So, today only update it the VC plugin which can be done manually via FTP.

So, while it sounds like a good idea — in practice, it’s really not that advisable.

Hope that made sense — not trying to be contrary, just some feedback from using WP for 10 years and having a lot of cock ups from “auto updates” — we turn them ALL off for our sites due to too many site crashes in middle of the night without warning, or CPU spikes crashing entire box due to a bad plugin (e.g., YOAST, often has major bugs every damn dot upgrade then rushes out 3 rounds of “oops” fixes…. seriously… never install that on “new dot upgrade” — it’s a bad bad idea!). 🙂