- NewspaperUser review system
- NewsmagReviews
- NewspaperReviews
- NewspaperCredit System
- NewspaperModules Builder in Newspaper Theme
- NewspaperHow to use the Posts List shortcode
- NewspaperModal Popup
- NewspaperLockers
- NewspaperLeads
- NewspaperFlex Block Settings Guide
- NewspaperSingle Post Shortcodes
- NewspaperDefault Category Settings
- NewspaperCloud Library – Category Templates
- NewspaperBig Grid Flex Settings
- NewspaperMeta Info on Modules and Blocks
- NewspapertagDiv Cloud Library Plugin
- NewspapertagDiv AMP Plugin Tutorial
- NewsmagtagDiv Composer Tutorial
- NewspapertagDiv Composer Tutorial
- TutorialsDefault Block Settings Guide
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My website is webhost4lifereview.com and the error displayed on Google Chrome “Console”
How to fix?
Works for me. Great support from TagDiv for 2 years now for my needs.
They are closed weekends, but will be back Monday.
Perhaps try reviewing the install and setup documentation at right.
Do common sense things like turning off caches, clearing them, reset CDN, turn off all plugins prior to install, then only activate Visual Composer, then the theme. Regenerate thumbnails per the documentation, etc.
Yes, it is a beautiful theme!
Mine still doesn’t work… If I go to http://www.intuitivereviews.com it will display the images, but if I go to https://intuitivereviews.com it will only show the blank space where the images are supposed to be.
Hi rgaweb,
Thanks for sharing this! I’ll add this on our request list, we’ll review the code and consider this for theme’s next versions.
Thanks for the message!
Have a nice day!
Lucian C.
Hi,
We understand, there are several other theme users that have requested this ability and we do have it on our requests list, however unfortunately a more accurate answer than this I can’t provide at the moment because we still need to review this possibilities of implementing this and methods that we may approach. We will get back with and update on this as soon as we have a decision on this. Until then you can try to find and use a plugin.
We don’t have a roadmap suggestions system setup at the moment but we may consider creating one as there are lots of feature requests and it’s getting very difficult to follow them.
Thanks for the message!
I would likely first test one of your posts with the Google rich testing tool to see what the theme ALREADY puts in there for you.
Note there are issues with that plugin, which has not been updated in nearly a year.
https://wordpress.org/support/view/plugin-reviews/all-in-one-schemaorg-rich-snippets
Hi,
When viewing my site I have sections called ‘Latest Articles’ at the bottom of the site etc which are not visible in Visual Composer so I cannot review. Where can I locate these blocks to remove?
Thanks
Graham
Hi,
I see, unfortunately we haven’t taken any decision on this yet so I still can’t provide an accurate answer on this other than your request will be reviewed. We have over 200 feature request at the moment so we have to pick very carefully what we implement into the theme.
I’ve forwarded this to theme’s developers and as soon as I’ll have an answer from them I’ll update this post.
Sorry for the inconvenience!
Thanks for understanding and for your message!
Hullo Team TagDiv,
I’m a worried man đ I have a site broken into four major and a few minor sub.sites. In total there are way over 35k images and 2k pages/posts.
I’ve spent the past couple of days falling in love with your theme but am really concerned about what will happen if/when I apply it to my site. Even updating/editing 20 posts a day will require 100 days of work. I realise the easy solution is to duplicate to a test site but the live site is 34gb and growing daily. Duplication isn’t an easy task.
I’ve reviewed all your videos and read all the documentation but my concerns remain simply because your theme is so radically different to the one I am using.
My site is http://theownerbuildernetwork.co
Any thoughts, suggestions or insights?
Thanks DW
Agree, its a real pain having to re-create the scoring criteria for each review. It would be amazing to be able to create one or more criteria and choose from these as relevant.
The ability to allow user reviews is the one big missing piece of functionality for me, it would be amazing to have this in a future release.
Is there anyway that TagDiv can share a roadmap and way for roadmap suggestions moving forward?
Thanks
Graham
Typically this code will make any posts made under custom post types show up on the home page for a theme
add_filter( ‘pre_get_posts’, ‘pa_add_custom_posts_to_home_and_feed’ );
function pa_add_custom_posts_to_home_and_feed( $query ) {
if (((is_home() || is_tag()) && $query->is_main_query())|| is_feed())
$query->set( ‘post_type’, [‘post’, ‘reviews’, ‘news’, “videos”, “guides”, “faq”]);
return $query;
}
The code is not working for me with this theme. Only the standard posts are showing up in the post feeds. The custom posts are showing up when i view them directly, but i would like them to show up on the main page too.
Is there any work around for this?
Yoast SEO has had numerous bugs, check the changelog sometime to see how many bugs they have had. My contention was simply that using Yoast SEO as a âcomparatorâ to anything else related to bugs, is not a good metric.
Total number of changelog items is clearly not a good metric for determining how buggy software is. Thereâs no way for a developer to anticipate how their software will work once itâs installed in a million websites. Without an analysis of the major releases, subsequent point releases, and any discovered negative impacts to the entire user base, you canât just call WordPress SEO plugin âbuggyâ.
H1 is useful on home page; H2 also useful for topical elements such as section heads, but not so much for story heads ad they are ephemeral; meaning, they change daily, so they are not sticky and therefore not relevant to long-term, long-tail SERPS placement.
Blocks/modules that contain âfeatured contentâ or âmost popular postsâ can live on the home page indefinitely. I would argue that most niche site home pages do not change daily. If someone adds new content every day, they are likely more âauthorityâ or ânewsâ than ânicheâ. Niche sites rely on on-page SEO more heavily than authority or news sites.
If my homepage contains an H1 containing âBest Sprocket Reviews – SprocketReview.comâ and an H2 link containing âSamsung Turbo Sprocket Reviewâ, does this provide zero SEO benefit to my article in your opinion?
I only speak as an SEO expert having been building websites since March 1995⊠but what the hell do I know?
Thatâs all great but in this thread you suggested that short posts donât rank, missing alt tags I defined are not a theme concern, 800-1200 word original content in lieu of on-page SEO is adequate for âthe best SEOâ, and H1 & H2 do not provide the benefit on homepages and archives to warrant adding them to the theme. I don’t think SEOs would agree with this.
Having the theme selectively add H1 to the home page is not as hard as you make it out to be. In one of my themes itâs accomplished with a single IF statement.
Having the theme add H1 and H2 to the home page and archive pages will help more users than it would hurt. Almost all of the sites listed on page one of the showcase thread are missing H1 and H2 on their home and archive pages. Sure, we can say that these users are responsible for knowing and correcting their own SEO. Or, the theme can help users who donât know any better. The latter option is clearly better than the former.
One might also argue itâs useful to inspect the demo of a theme before buying itâŠ
I actually mentioned the header issues to TagDiv before buying the theme (5/4 email). I purchased the theme anyway because I liked it and planned to pursue getting the SEO issues fixed. TagDiv has added the H1, H2, and Alt Tag issues to the list so, so far so good. I’ll be running more SEO tests on the theme when I get time.
âŠthen using it, then posting numerous times how bad it is or buggy, vs. requesting possible changes politely?
I never said Newspaper was bad or buggy. To the contrary, in this very thread I said âI love the themeâ, I said Newspaper was âawesomeâ and I said Newspaper âis not buggyâ. All of my replies to TagDiv have been polite. You are clearly mischaracterizing what I said.
All this effort to block adding two HTML tags to a WordPress theme. Geez…
alt tags – I’ve tested the alt tags and they seem to work. Please let me know where did you encounter missing alt tags and I will fix them. Anyway I will do an audit for this in the following days.
h1 – there are a lot of big news sites that do not have h1 on the homepage.. http://www.theverge.com/ http://techcrunch.com/ http://readwrite.com/ and many more…. I believe this is a strong argument that H1 H2 on homepage is a personal preference not a requirement. Big sites like them have dedicated staff that monitor and analyze this stuff. I’m sure a company like VOX media with over 400 employees (the owners of theverge) would not penalize their site by forgetting to put a h1.
h2 on archives… again the same result. A lot of the big sites do not use such a thing.
the TagDiv page title issue – was a huge mistake on our part and I’ve missed it. Usually I do the final code reviews and I did not notice this one đ
@Johnny you can add h1 and h2 on the homepage via visual composer.
@kecodoc please contact us via email: contact@tagdiv.com
That didn’t work. The google+ link preview problem is affecting my website traffic. So, it would be nice to see a quick patch for that….
Any help on this would be great. I have an authors page (http://www.honestcarreviews.com/authors/) using the Authors box and also an author profile but when I click on the link I am re-directed back to the home page.
I have also set up a page using the About Me block (http://www.honestcarreviews.com/graham-ferguson/) expecting this is where the above pages should link to.
Why is this not working as there is no documentation on this, please help!
Graham
Hi,
If you don’t want to show reviews on modules you can edit td_module.php and make this change – http://screencast.com/t/wuKr7U40jxJc
Also you can show the comments counter if this is enabled from Post Settings – http://screencast.com/t/DYtAGNmIm8W some modules were not designed to display author, date or comments counter. You can check each module – http://screencast.com/t/USWmIm4Ur7Oc
Thanks!
Love the theme… Can you tell me how I can add a word or two to every single post title in the <h1>… Like I have a post titled Cool Theme and the word I want added to all posts h1 titles would be “Reviews” so when the post is viewed the title shows “Cool Theme Reviews”…
Cheers!
After the theme update, whichever fresh link I try to share, it shows me one image. And, when I slide to select another thumbnail (appropriate or desired) it comes as a small size image where it is of 1024x 754 pixels originally. So, is it theme related problem with open graphs or problem with the WordPress SEO Yoast…?
Hi,
I have an author profile completed and also set up a page to display all authors. When I try to preview the author page or click on the author name to take me to the author page I get directed to the site homepage.
Any ideas on how to resolve?
Hi,
On a review post when viewing in the featured area etc the star rating is shown over the image, is there any way to show the number of comments so this is highly visible?
Thanks
Graham
Hi,
Sorry for the inconvenience however this is an improvement recent developed and it could lack some settings you consider necessary. I’ll note them though and review them for the next theme updates.
1. We’ll consider this. Thanks!
2. You’re right those options aren’t been developed yet.
3. We will consider this. Thanks!
4. I’ll add this on our request lists and as I stated already the CPT support is still under development so we will consider your suggestions on this.
Thanks for the message!
Hi,
I am sure this is something simple but for the life of me I can’t figure it out. I am using a demo layout and starting to import some draft content etc. When you look at the following category or post pages they have a background image displayed where the home page has none but I can’t see where this is set, can anyone tell me how to change this?
The example pages are:
Category page: http://www.honestcarreviews.com/car-reviews/superminis/
Post page: http://www.honestcarreviews.com/?p=217&preview=true
Thanks
Graham
Best place to start is to create new blank page, name it something like newhome
then create a simple ‘row’ and do something like
[ 2 col ] [ 1 col ]
then put a module in the 2 col slot, and sidebar in 1 col slot.
Save, preview.
You can move the row up / down later, and add more rows.
To make that live, you would set the page name as the new static page from the WP settings.
You can also watch the tutorial from the theme docs.
The theme has several SEO issues:
1. No H1 or H2 tags on the home page
2. No H2 tags on archive pages
3. Many missing alt tags on images
4. One user reports that this setting in WordPress SEO doesn’t work: Titles and Meta > Other > Noindex subpages of archives.
5. If you installed 6.2, your site may have been clobbered by a WordPress SEO incompatibility issue that has since been resolved in the current theme version.
You can manually fix some of these issues but I worry there are SEO issues we haven’t discovered yet.
Of note, many of the top selling Theme Forest themes have similar SEO issues.
I think TagDiv should pay Yoast to review their theme. A Yoast verified theme would be a nice selling point. I love the Newspaper theme so much, I would chip in on the cost of the Yoast review (lol). For now, I’m going back to another theme. :-/
