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Thanks for your response, @bogdan-b . Appreciate your work, and looking forward for new update.

Please answer the two questions below as well.

Also, do I have the option to change the date from of my posts to update date as stated below?

“I regularly change the date of posts when updating a post so the date is current, though the theme I use has an option to change the text associated with the date, so rather than it saying something like “Posted On Date” I use “Updated Date”: basically not suggesting the post is new, indicating the post was updated.”

what is the proper image size ratio for the Tagdiv composer single image element so that whether it be on mobile, tablets, or PC the image will fit and not be cut off? I have to give an image wired sizing just so that they can fit, therefore some look strange and disproportionate on the different platforms.

Thanks

Same problem here.

I found that it’s another piece of Newspapers’ CSS that’s breaking alignleft and aligntight:


.wp-caption {
text-align: center;
max-width: 100% !important;
}


“max-width: 100% !important” is breaking the inline max-width set according to the image size. I removed that line, and everything works fine again.

If that max-width is needed by Newspaper elsewhere, it should have a more specific declaration that excludes captions inside post content.

From where I see it, it seems too simple to be fixed. It’s sad that an actual fix haven’t been shipped yet several updates after the bug was reported.

Bogdan,
I dont think I have any image optimization plugin. See the list of all my plugins below and advice:

Add to Cart Button Custom Text and Color
Select Ajax Search Lite

Select All In One WP Security

Select All-in-One WP Migration

Select AMP WooCommerce

Select Autoptimize

Select Code Snippets

Select Email Users

Select Hide products count

Select HTML5 Responsive FAQ

Select Jusibe SMS Notifications for WooCommerce

Select Lazy Load

Select ManageWP – Worker

Select Media Search

Select Ninja Popups

Select PageLoader by Bonfire

Select Paystack WooCommerce Payment Gateway

Select PDF Light Viewer Plugin

Select Peter’s Login Redirect

Select Regenerate Thumbnails

Select Remove Query Strings

Select Responsive Pricing Table

Select SB WooCommerce Email Verification

Select Slider Revolution

Select Social Login WordPress Plugin – AccessPress Social Login Lite

Select Super Socializer

Select tagDiv Mobile Theme

Select tagDiv Social Counter

Select tagDiv Speed Booster

Select User Password Reset

Select Visual Form Builder Pro

Select WC Fields Factory

Select Woo Align Buttons

Select WooCommerce

Select Woocommerce Custom Tabs

Select WP Email Users

Select WP Hide & Security Enhancer

Select WP Hide Plugin Updates and Warnings

Select WP Image Size Limit

Select WP Mail SMTP

Select WP Notification Bar Pro By MyThemeShop

Select WP Pro Ad System

Select WP Smush

Select WP Super Cache

Select WP-Optimize

Select WPBakery Visual Composer

Select YITH Advanced Refund System for WooCommerce Premium

Select YITH Live Chat Premium

Select YITH WooCommerce Badge Management Premium – Shared by DownLoadFreeAZ.Com

Select YITH WooCommerce Deposits and Down Payments Premium

Select YITH WooCommerce Multi Vendor Premium

Select YITH WooCommerce PDF Invoice and Shipping List Premium

Select YITH WooCommerce Surveys Premium

Select YITH WooCommerce Waiting List Premium

Select YITH WooCommerce Zoom Magnifier Premium

Select Yoast SEO: WooCommerce

Thanks

Check out the official guide
https://forum.tagdiv.com/how-to-update-the-theme-2/

Well, the official AMP plugin from Automattic (the people who make WordPress) works very well, and there is a ‘glue’ plugin for use to connect that to Yoast SEO. I’ve been using the AMP plugin since it launched couple of years back, with zero hassles. Latest update supports pages, if needed; and has separate page or post templates which can easily be edited.

Note AMP only works if you have enough traffic to warrant it and if the pages all validate in Chrome with the AMP plugin activated. It’s NOT a full-on replacement for a responsive or mobile framework — it’s an “additional” element which only works on supported devices and if Google “blesses” the posts to add to CDN, and then will be shown in SERPS with AMP icon – and also in your Google Site Manager account (or whatever they are calling it this year).

So, worth doing – but it’s not a be-all, end-all solution for mobile at this time — simply an additional option. Frankly a normal responsive site with fast mobile speed, https, and http/2 is also as important.

( I don’t work here; just long time TagDiv user, webdev dinosaur, and WP user sicne v1)

Nice thread Prajwal. The questions asked are legit and lovely. Yeah you can’t simply ask developers to style everything (in case of quotes and ad on/off).
Post update date is something i would definitely love to see, but it seems more of theoretical, since we know google doesn’t work that way or everyone here will be just pressing “update post” every next day.

Hey Simion,

I think it works fine now, indeed. Thank you.

So i can just paste the @media code i posted above in the custom code section and then after an update i dont need to paste it in manually again?

I also have a custom designed Adsense ad above the article title on mobile. See here: https://www.dagonline.nl/antillen/toekomst-insel-air-onzeker-na-uitvallen-toestellen/ Can i paste that code also in the custom code section to show up again after an update

Thanks!

Also, do I have the option to change the date from of my posts to update date as stated below?

“I regularly change the date of posts when updating a post so the date is current, though the theme I use has an option to change the text associated with the date, so rather than it saying something like “Posted On Date” I use “Updated Date”: basically not suggesting the post is new, indicating the post was updated.”

Thanks