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Hello,
I have latest theme version 9.6 and on Smartlists the footer content doesn’t work, it only works on the last page.
See example:
https://www.ocio.net/redes/jennifer-lopez-fotos-biquini-natural/
Here in the last page of the smartlist where it works .. see my code is appearing and the facebook comments also:
https://www.ocio.net/redes/jennifer-lopez-fotos-biquini-natural/5/
Here a regular post (no smartlist) where works correctly:
https://www.ocio.net/tecnologia/chris-cox-abandona/
Hi,
@scott.dutton We will try to reply as soon as possible, there is a high volume of support requests currently, sorry if there is a delay before we take a look.
I should note that there are issues that are being investigated and some were fixed, related to AMP and mobile theme, a theme update will be released shortly.
Thanks
Hi, I don’t understand something…
I made a new layout template with CLoud Library for my posts.
In some posts I have the content that is suitable for a Smart List, but when I use the settings for Smartlist in “Post Settings” I obtain nothing, my post is in plain mode without a Smartlist.
If I insert from CLoud Library inside the template the element called “Single Post Smartlist” and save, when I reload the post I have the post duplicated and no Smartlist.
Where is the error?
Thank you
I’ve sent you a detailed email with the problems and site access to troubleshoot this issue. Started when i started using adsense ads within my posts yesterday and smartlists went wild!
Hi,
Thanks for looking into this. I checked right now again and set the smartlist again and its working. I disabled and then removed a couple of plugins from the site after i opened the ticket. My guess is that one or both were causing problems.
One was Smart List Pro (by Better Studio) – i disabled and removed this since i was migrating all previous posts to yours (Last theme I had was Publisher)
The other was Custom Sidebars – i removed this at the end and didnt think to go back and check the site again.
After the recent update to Newspaper i’ve discovered that smartlists no longer work.
For instance if i choose Smartlist 4 only the images appear on the left and the sidebar either loads below the post or on the left hand side (overlapping the content area on left)
If i remove the images, then the same smartlist appears properly. Case in point https://www.techvise.pk/best-parcel-forwarding-services/
Another e.g. which is active and you can try and solve this is here: https://www.techvise.pk/mobile-banking-apps-in-pakistan/6/
The article is very long so it is set as Smartlist 3.
Please check the problem, this is quite alarming for us and we need a fix asap
Hi,
I have checked that section from your website and I saw that your images are not correctly chosen for that kind of block 18, sorry! I will explain to you why is not correct. Pleae, notice that the first image of this block uses the module mx8 if the block is used for three columns. (696*385px -> https://www.screencast.com/t/GmajyR5R) Please look at the following screen to understand why you bring bad results with Block 18, from here -> https://www.screencast.com/t/tfOm1dBnLBt Shortly, your images are not good and you need to replace them with another bigger images.
Hope this helps!
Thanks for your understanding!
It there a way to put multiple smartlists in a post? Like after you put the smartlist end tag can you start a new one?
If not, this would be a very useful feature since people often want to breakup product lists by Type.
Hi,
We are facing a peculiar problem in smartlist.
https://www.gadgetbridge.com/gadget-bridge-ace/10-pubg-mobile-settings-you-need-to-change-to-beat-other-players/
The whole page on desktop look warped. The side bar is showing at the bottom and the related posts have exploded. Some CSS problem, how can we solve this?
Thanks
Hi,
The initial AMP plugin we released was designed based on the first version of the official AMP plugin for WordPress. Even though it was a tagDiv plugin, it still required the API of the official plugin. The changes came from the official plugin as they limited the theme support in the version we used and instead of updating it, they launched a new version with another, better implementation. They also announced the initial release will shortly become deprecated. This is why we decided to abandon our initial AMP plugin and use the new AMP implementation through the mobile theme. The new version required a specific theme for it as it would not have worked through the standard theme. There was no decision to take, unfortunately. If we have not made this step, soon the AMP plugin would have stopped working once the official AMP plugin implementation we used became deprecated.
If you chose to use the mobile theme with amp, all you need to do is to make sure that you make the settings like in our guide.
Mobile Theme: Automatic Optimization for Mobile with Newspaper Theme -> https://tagdiv.com/mobile-theme-automatic-optimization-for-mobile-newspaper-theme/
How to Make an AMP ready Website with Newspaper Theme -> https://tagdiv.com/amp-newspaper-theme/
Please make sure that you activate the amp from mobile theme -> https://www.screencast.com/t/6m5bxthx8ec and you check the box from general Amp -> https://www.screencast.com/t/WEyXhNzY
In order to have the 3 posts you’ll need to make sure that you have some post in feature category -> https://forum.tagdiv.com/featured-posts-2/
-> https://www.screencast.com/t/44kBTEzkJNy
-> https://www.screencast.com/t/dpVV27TTe
-> https://www.screencast.com/t/27QB6dv0VGs
Also is not need to use the mobile theme with amp, you can sample use others amp plugins and use the responsive version of theme.
If you want to go back to v9.5 you can get it from here
Thank you
Hello,
Please read this guide: https://tagdiv.com/amp-newspaper-theme/
You cna no longer test the amp page on desktop addin /amp or ?amp
You have to use the amp validator.
Without the mobile theme, there will be no specific theme style for amp. AMP now works through the mobile theme in order to have the theme style and all of the mobile theme options in amp.
The initial AMP plugin we released was designed based on the first version of the official AMP plugin for WordPress. Even though it was a tagDiv plugin, it still required the API of the official plugin. The changes came from the official plugin as they limited the theme support in the version we used and instead of updating it, they launched a new version with another, better implementation. They also announced the initial release will shortly become deprecated. This is why we decided to abandon our initial AMP plugin and use the new AMP implementation through the mobile theme. The new version required a specific theme for it as it would not have worked through the standard theme. There was no decision to take, unfortunately. If we have not made this step, soon the AMP plugin would have stopped working once the official AMP plugin implementation we used became deprecated.
Thank you!
Hi,
Unfortunately the theme doesn’t support RTL, there is no stylesheet we can provide for RTL. It would require extensive modifications in the theme design and other elements in order to customize the theme for RTL. We are sorry for this inconvenience, maybe you could consider using a theme that has RTL support out of the box instead, if this required for your website.
We can provide a refund if you should request it, let us know.
Thanks
Hi,
Besides the fact that you have activated the amp, you also have to activate the mobile theme and then activate the AMP functionality from here -> https://www.screencast.com/t/7iyT8SMWnkVB Also, for more information about the functionality of AMP with Mobile Theme, please check the following useful guide from here -> https://tagdiv.com/amp-newspaper-theme/
The initial AMP plugin we released was designed based on the first version of the official AMP plugin for WordPress. Even though it was a tagDiv plugin, it still required the API of the official plugin. The changes came from the official plugin as they limited the theme support in the version we used and instead of updating it, they launched a new version with another, better implementation. They also announced the initial release will shortly become deprecated. This is why we decided to abandon our initial AMP plugin and use the new AMP implementation through the mobile theme. The new version required a specific theme for it as it would not have worked through the standard theme. There was no decision to take, unfortunately. If we have not made this step, soon the AMP plugin would have stopped working once the official AMP plugin implementation we used became deprecated.
For more information about this functionality, please check here -> https://forum.tagdiv.com/the-mobile-theme/
I look forward to helping you!
Thanks for oyur understanding!
Hi,
The initial AMP plugin we released was designed based on the first version of the official AMP plugin for WordPress. Even though it was a tagDiv plugin, it still required the API of the official plugin. The changes came from the official plugin as they limited the theme support in the version we used and instead of updating it, they launched a new version with another, better implementation. They also announced the initial release will shortly become deprecated. This is why we decided to abandon our initial AMP plugin and use the new AMP implementation through the mobile theme. The new version required a specific theme for it as it would not have worked through the standard theme. There was no decision to take, unfortunately. If we have not made this step, soon the AMP plugin would have stopped working once the official AMP plugin implementation we used became deprecated.
You can activate and deactivate the amp on pages/post if you turn off the settings from theme panel>mobile theme , if you deactivate the amp plugin, this will not longer be available.
Thank you for your understanding!
It seems this theme does not support Right-to-Left (RTL) languages. Can the theme author provide an RTL CSS file? I need it badly!
Hi,
Unfortunately, I feel sorry about hearing this from you! Please notice that’s not mandatory to use this plugin if you do not like the layout and this configuration. You are free to search for another plugin and surely you will find one that will satisfy you, sorry!
The initial AMP plugin we released was designed based on the first version of the official AMP plugin for WordPress. Even though it was a tagDiv plugin, it still required the API of the official plugin. The changes came from the official plugin as they limited the theme support in the version we used and instead of updating it, they launched a new version with another, better implementation. They also announced the initial release will shortly become deprecated. This is why we decided to abandon our initial AMP plugin and use the new AMP implementation through the mobile theme. The new version required a specific theme for it as it would not have worked through the standard theme. There was no decision to take, unfortunately. If we have not made this step, soon the AMP plugin would have stopped working once the official AMP plugin implementation we used became deprecated.
Thanks for your understanding!
Hi,
The initial AMP plugin we released was designed based on the first version of the official AMP plugin for WordPress. Even though it was a tagDiv plugin, it still required the API of the official plugin. The changes came from the official plugin as they limited the theme support in the version we used and instead of updating it, they launched a new version with another, better implementation. They also announced the initial release will shortly become deprecated. This is why we decided to abandon our initial AMP plugin and use the new AMP implementation through the mobile theme. The new version required a specific theme for it as it would not have worked through the standard theme. There was no decision to take, unfortunately. If we have not made this step, soon the AMP plugin would have stopped working once the official AMP plugin implementation we used became deprecated. If you do not like this layout, you need to use another AMP plugin and check how it works, sorry!
Thanks for your understanding!
Hi,
Besides the fact that you have activated the amp, you also have to activate the mobile theme and then activate the AMP functionality from here -> https://www.screencast.com/t/7iyT8SMWnkVB
The initial AMP plugin we released was designed based on the first version of the official AMP plugin for WordPress. Even though it was a tagDiv plugin, it still required the API of the official plugin. The changes came from the official plugin as they limited the theme support in the version we used and instead of updating it, they launched a new version with another, better implementation. They also announced the initial release will shortly become deprecated. This is why we decided to abandon our initial AMP plugin and use the new AMP implementation through the mobile theme. The new version required a specific theme for it as it would not have worked through the standard theme. There was no decision to take, unfortunately. If we have not made this step, soon the AMP plugin would have stopped working once the official AMP plugin implementation we used became deprecated.
For more information about this functionality, please check here -> https://forum.tagdiv.com/the-mobile-theme/
Thanks for oyur understanding!
Hi,
Please check the Theme panel, AMP section and try to change the settings from here -> https://www.screencast.com/t/QT7zLnVM8 to Native or Paired. For more information about our update of the theme, regarding on AMP plugin, please read our documentation from here to understand the functionality. -> https://forum.tagdiv.com/the-mobile-theme/
The initial AMP plugin we released was designed based on the first version of the official AMP plugin for WordPress. Even though it was a tagDiv plugin, it still required the API of the official plugin. The changes came from the official plugin as they limited the theme support in the version we used and instead of updating it, they launched a new version with another, better implementation. They also announced the initial release will shortly become deprecated. This is why we decided to abandon our initial AMP plugin and use the new AMP implementation through the mobile theme. The new version required a specific theme for it as it would not have worked through the standard theme. There was no decision to take, unfortunately. If we have not made this step, soon the AMP plugin would have stopped working once the official AMP plugin implementation we used became deprecated.
I hope that you understand our changes!
Thanks for your message!
Hi,
The initial AMP plugin we released was designed based on the first version of the official AMP plugin for WordPress. Even though it was a tagDiv plugin, it still required the API of the official plugin. The changes came from the official plugin as they limited the theme support in the version we used and instead of updating it, they launched a new version with another, better implementation. They also announced the initial release will shortly become deprecated. This is why we decided to abandon our initial AMP plugin and use the new AMP implementation through the mobile theme. The new version required a specific theme for it as it would not have worked through the standard theme. There was no decision to take, unfortunately. If we have not made this step, soon the AMP plugin would have stopped working once the official AMP plugin implementation we used became deprecated.
Thanks for oyur understanding!
The initial AMP plugin we released was designed based on the first version of the official AMP plugin for WordPress. Even though it was a tagDiv plugin, it still required the API of the official plugin.
The changes came from the official plugin as they limited the theme support in the version we used and instead of updating it, they launched a new version with another, better implementation. They also announced the initial release will shortly become deprecated.
This is why we decided to abandon our initial AMP plugin and use the new AMP implementation through the mobile theme. The new version required a specific theme for it as it would not have worked through the standard theme. There was no decision to take, unfortunately. If we have not made this step, soon the AMP plugin would have stopped working once the official AMP plugin implementation we used became deprecated.
So instead of a dedicated AMP plugin now the official and up to date AMP plugin can be used, with the mobile theme plugin (not required). Activating the mobile theme should improve the website performance on mobile noticeably.
If you use only the AMP plugin you should leave it on classic (this setting should be selected by default) – http://prntscr.com/muln5q
Note that this combination of official AMP plugin and mobile theme will be improved in coming updates. We will write down user suggestions and take them into account. We are not forcing anything, using the official AMP plugin and the mobile theme is optional. You can use just the AMP plugin, or even a different AMP plugin that has the functionality you need.
Please let us know if you have more questions or suggestions.
Hi,
The initial AMP plugin we released was designed based on the first version of the official AMP plugin for WordPress. Even though it was a tagDiv plugin, it still required the API of the official plugin. The changes came from the official plugin as they limited the theme support in the version we used and instead of updating it, they launched a new version with another, better implementation. They also announced the initial release will shortly become deprecated. This is why we decided to abandon our initial AMP plugin and use the new AMP implementation through the mobile theme. The new version required a specific theme for it as it would not have worked through the standard theme. There was no decision to take, unfortunately. If we have not made this step, soon the AMP plugin would have stopped working once the official AMP plugin implementation we used became deprecated.
Please use only this option -> https://www.screencast.com/t/rdGNpNA8
How to Make an AMP ready Website with Newspaper Theme ->https://tagdiv.com/amp-newspaper-theme/
Mobile Theme: Automatic Optimization for Mobile with Newspaper Theme -> https://tagdiv.com/mobile-theme-automatic-optimization-for-mobile-newspaper-theme/
If you want to disable the amp you can check this settings from here and use another amp plugin -> https://www.screencast.com/t/CRvuTCVj delete it from theme will also work; after that you can install a new plugin for AMP.
Thank you!
Hello,
i have two questions regarding the smart list in the mobile theme:
1) Can i change the style of the smartlist in the mobile theme? Actually i’d like to have the same style as i use in the desktop version (style 2).
2) Right now in the mobile smartlist the picture is not centered, actually it’s displayed a little bit too big and you can scroll to the right. Can i change that? (https://www.hello-planet.at/die-schoensten-berge-der-welt/)
All the best and thanks,
Daniel
Hi
We recently installed mobile theme. We are using WPML. The mobile theme only works on English page..com/en/ but it doesnt work on the default language page. Is this plugin not compitable with wpml?
It is working on the english page but partly, we can only see the lastest articles section not top grid – displays 3 featured posts (posts included in the Featured category)
Thanks
Hello,
Sorry but our themes are not compatible with the RTL direction. IF you need a RTL theme, you will have to choose a different theme that can provide this functionality. We will be able to provide a refund if you make a request here:https://themeforest.net/refund_requests/new
Thank you!
