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This didn’t help. Please, can you find a better way – maybe by bringing out an update?
I’ve scanned and removed unknown files.
Hello @discovermh !
The latest update is this one: https://tagdiv.com/newsaper-update-12-6-4/
Stay tuned for Newspaper 13!
Thank you!
Hello dears
It seems that with the last update to the theme, I did not notice some things that were different until now
Mobile templates do not appear as they did before, and there is no small pencil to modify or access them
I feel confused. I no longer know where my templates and pages that I allocated for mobile are
This is how it appears, it is something different and incomprehensible https://prnt.sc/RJFb_BfVgVGC
I would wait for 6.5.1 for edge bug fixes; and to allow all plugin folk to ‘catch up’ .. e.g., Yoast and ACF and others are pushing updates today. On one of our sites, we were unable to ‘schedule’ posts, and had to roll back from 6.5 to 6.4x (done via FTP).
Reminder to folks it’s time to fully retire use of AMP as another failed abandoned Google attempt to take over the web when it was pointless and stupid for many sites where a print ready page would have worked just as well for mobile. It was a money grab to track folks usage by loading your content on their server. Ugh.
At this point, more than a year after AMP was retired as “end of life,” it’s time to move on.
Requires three things
a) setup proper 301 redirects to keep links if you had lots of inbound traffic, but frankly Google recommends simple 404 so they stop caching the /amp or ?amp URL — keep in mind normal htaccess redirect of /amp –> not /amp is tricky in case you have a post url slug of mycontent/amplify-your-cake — would kill that URL.
You need to try something like this in your root htaccess file, then *test* a amp url to make sure it redirects
e.g.,
RewriteEngine On
# Removes "amp" (or "amp/") from the end of the URL-path
RewriteRule (.*)amp/?$ /$1 [R=301,L]
this code also shared quite a bit online
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} (.+)/amp(.*)$
RewriteRule ^ %1/ [R=301,L]
2) deactivate any ‘AMP’ plugins in WordPress – which will remove the rel= link in your post headers; to remove a loop
3) clear AMP cache with Google: https://developers.google.com/amp/cache/update-cache
// I don’t work here, just started to do this last year, and catching up on final nail in the AMP coffin for our other sites this month //
*also posted in Newspaper forum; but copied here for all the rest of us //
Reminder to folks it’s time to fully retire use of AMP as another failed abandoned Google attempt to take over the web when it was pointless and stupid for many sites where a print ready page would have worked just as well for mobile. It was a money grab to track folks usage by loading your content on their server. Ugh.
At this point, more than a year after AMP was retired as “end of life,” it’s time to move on.
Requires three things
a) setup proper 301 redirects to keep links if you had lots of inbound traffic, but frankly Google recommends simple 404 so they stop caching the /amp or ?amp URL — keep in mind normal htaccess redirect of /amp –> not /amp is tricky in case you have a post url slug of mycontent/amplify-your-cake — would kill that URL.
You need to try something like this in your root htaccess file, then *test* a amp url to make sure it redirects
e.g.,
RewriteEngine On
# Removes "amp" (or "amp/") from the end of the URL-path
RewriteRule (.*)amp/?$ /$1 [R=301,L]
this code also shared quite a bit online
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} (.+)/amp(.*)$
RewriteRule ^ %1/ [R=301,L]
2) deactivate any ‘AMP’ plugins in WordPress – which will remove the rel= link in your post headers; to remove a loop
3) clear AMP cache with Google: https://developers.google.com/amp/cache/update-cache
// I don’t work here, just started to do this last year, and catching up on final nail in the AMP coffin for our other sites this month //
Hello!
Today my website woke up with the same problem again: When trying to add a new post, a white screen appears.
I’m using WordPress 6.5 and I updated tagdiv version 12.6.5 and all associated plugins TagDiv Composer, Cloud Library Social Counter Opt-in Builder and Standart Pack but the problem persists.
The paleative solution I found was a plugin that disables Gutenberg.
Did anyone else have the same problem?
any update about Newspaper 13
Hello @BLAY!
That’s strange because an update can’t delete your mobile pages from your backend.
Did you install a new demo on your website?
Thank you!
Hi,
We have tested and no issues have appeared. However, if you wish to conduct a test on a staging environment, or if you prefer to go directly to the live site, please ensure that you have a backup of all files and databases before to do the update.
Thank you!
Hello Bettina,
Ok for the link
My mobile pages are assigned to the desktop pages , everything was ok until now but after the last update no mobile pages .
Could you help me ?
Hello,
Thank you for the guidance. The TagDiv Composer plugin was indeed reinstalled and active, which is evidenced by the content displaying correctly, though the header and footer were lost. However, this was not a major concern as it occurred within a testing environment, and I have since overwritten the staging environment with what was in production.
Just to formalize, we continue to face issues with the TagDiv Composer, unable to save layout changes on our homepage for some days now, causing a series of problems in our content update routine.
After countless hours with the hosting server support and in contact with some developers of the plugins we use, it seems, though we are not yet certain, that the root of the problem lies in the TagDiv theme. This is because in 100% of the cases when we try to save any change on the homepage, if the request takes more than 10 seconds, it fails without saving the changes.
We thought it might be server limitations, so we conducted various server tests, plugin deactivations, and log reviews. We’ve collected evidence suggesting that the problem may originate from TagDiv, and we will share this with you via email at contact@tagdiv.com, hoping we can resolve this issue as soon as possible.
Kind regards
Hello,
There is no problem with the site for people. The missing images appear only in admin mode when I edit the website .
I saw that many people have the same problem after an update .
Best regards
Hello @shitanshu!
Make sure you have the latest update of the theme and plugins. Check this thread: https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/pagination-is-not-working-properly/
I hope that helps you!
Thank you!
For those posting that an update is needed; it’s generally a good idea to indicate which version *you* are using, otherwise tech support cannot provide a useful reply without needless back and forth to determine if you actually are vulnerable or just need to update your old plugin to new one.
( I don’t work here; just loooooooong time customer. )
After the last update a blank space appeared on all of the pages of my site and there is an arrow top left that has no link.
I tried everything I could but nothing works.
my website was perfect before the update so I hope you can help me fix it please.
See image attached
Regards,
Kari
Hello, it is my server panel (plesk) which informs me of the vulnerability, I might as well tell you that it is never wrong. As a result, the module of my panel calls me by email, but also by notification in the panel to tell me that the vulnerability is still present and not corrected to date. You need an update with the security prerequisites, nothing else.
Could we please have an update on this issue pls? We recently discovered our websites were hacked. Trying to figure out what is causing it and narrowed it down to plugin vulnerabilities in TagDiv composer. I find nothing from tagDiv responding on this issue. Newspaper theme is the core of one of our websites. I would hate to have to switch to something else but if TagDiv does not get ahead of this issue, we may have to.
Please advise what’s happening.
if you read the old page you link to:
SOLUTION: Update the WordPress tagDiv Composer plugin to the latest available version (at least 4.4).
( I don’t work here. )
Hmm, I have made the prescribed modifications.
I added the code to the child functions.php file. This didn’t break things, but I can’t see that it affects anything. After adding the code to the loop-single.php and parts/single/loop-single-2.php which is the primary template we use, the post that has a guest author in the backend editor, is still displaying the #1 is still being substituted.
As co-authors/guest authors are a critical function in our site, and as the site is almost a decade of weekly news stories, changing is untenable. Without this theme update we cannot update php. Obvious problems there, including getting shut down by our hosting platform.
Can you please update your very helpful post of Jan 24, 2023 to encompass the NewsMag theme? Or what other options might we have?
https://islandfishermanmagazine.com/
I apologize, I’m not that technical, so please bear with me. All my articles (I have hundreds) now have images clickable, and when clicked they show as a full size jpg with the full url of the image. The only way to get back to the article is to use the browser back button. I don’t want this feature. Something in the new update has turned this on and I ca’t figure out what as I am not technical enough.
I have turned off GENERAL MODAL IMAGE, DISABLE MODAL IMAGE ON MOBILE, and SMARTLIST MODAL IMAGE, and dumped the cache and restarted pages, but there is no effect.
Example article (old article): https://islandfishermanmagazine.com/3-tips-for-better-float-fishing/
In a new article I posted today, if I turn modal image on, then the image doesn’t have that functionality, which is the way I want all my article images to be, as they were before the update. In the same article, the feature image does not have an option.
today’s article:
https://islandfishermanmagazine.com/reel-in-relaxation-with-nootka-marine-adventures/
I really need help to make all the images in my entire site not clickable and expanding, as they were before this update, please.
Why is excessive white space being created when updating to 12.6.5
We have same issue. More topics were created on this problem but still no solution. This is something that need to be fixed in update
Hello @mecanicaonline!
I suggest to have the latest update of the theme and plugins.
Check these topics: https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/site-performance/ ; https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/admin-ajax-loading-time/ ; https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/can-anyone-provide-advice-on-speed-issues/
Thank you!
