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Hi @simion I want to suggest about AMP plugin update in the future

1. Please add option move logo from center to left side
2. Please provide us option to hide footer

Thanks

thank you epickenyan for letting the PHP 7.2 problem be known. this is the first time in many years I’ve seen so many people have the exact same issue with this theme so I knew it had to be something with the update.

Delete both the td composer and td multipurpose plugins and install the updated versions that came with the theme. Remember to clear website and browser cache. (Also check if your site uses php 7.2 coz I have seen a similar problem with my site and had to downgrade to php 7.1).

Well, that was a wild ride, but here’s the solution: Had to completely delete the old td-composer from my site and install the new zip in the 8.7 package.

I updated to 8.7 originally from Envato

Thanks for the response Simion.
In future update can you please recommend Table integration directly from theme itself like blogger themes offered.

Regards
Jubel

Hi @simion, I got the same problem when I update the theme. You can see here> https://ibb.co/mr4oqn

I don’t know what to do now?

Alex

Hi @Simion C. I tried to update to PHP 7.2 but I get only the header and a white space. The problem seems to be td composer and td multipurpose not working with php 7.2. Any solution?

Publish the fix, please. A similar problem, so I’m using WPBakery Page Builder. Or tell me how to disable the automatic inclusion of the tagDiv Composer after the theme update.

Depends on hosting plan with GoDaddy as they roll that out…

with dedicated or VPN, see:
https://www.godaddy.com/help/install-a-lets-encrypt-ssl-apache-20245

Shared/managed hosting:
If your hosting setup on GoDaddy uses cPanel with GoDaddy, you can install the Let’s Encrypt SSL cert for free, however as of last look it needed to be manually updated every 3 months as the auto-update option was not yet enabled with the cPanel plugin.

Or switch to one of the many top hosting providers who *do* support it 🙂

Obviously GoDaddy makes a lot of money off selling validated SSL certs annually, so they are not going to kill that business — but they need to support LE as it’s being pushed by a lot of big players like Google, etc. who are basically forcing everybody to do SSL/HTTPS/TLS or get a warning sticker.

Of course; none of that is related to updating site content for ANY https/TLS environment.

Cheers. I’m no longer on this board as of Feb. 17, so take care all! 🙂

All good web hosting providers now offer Let’s Encrypt SSL certs for free, so ‘free’ certs is not a main element for choosing a solution for https.

However, you still need to search/replace content in your post meta which has http such as placed images to be https. And any theme panel elements like social links for RSS feed, logo links,favicon link, etc. need to be updated.

We’ve done about 50 conversions from http to https since 2014 with WordPress. The way I outline above is recommended, but simply dumping stuff onto a CDN won’t fix all that either.

Lots of choices, obviously. 🙂

You need to
a) update all settings in theme to show https vs http
b) update WP admin panel settings for https
c) do search/replace in your mysql dbase for all placed files and links in posts from http to https
d) useful to explicitly include https URL to website and theme/plugin folders in wp-config.php
e)resave permalinks again in theme panel before / after any changes
f) setup redirect for all content from http to https version; but this can also now be done with most hosting panels (Plesk/ONYX, CPANEL, etc.)

No ‘plugin’ can do all that for you, unfortunately.

Hi,
i already update all theme plugins, also if only td composer is active wp-admin break to works. I already send email to contact@tagdiv.com

Thanks a lot sir, have been able to successfully update it.