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Thank you Bogdan!

could you please take this into account for the next update?

Thanks

update:
pretty much at my wit’s end on this and am finished for the day. what a total waste of time. really discourages me from fiddling with this any longer.

i disabled the background image and simply set an off-white color for the background. but that made no difference in terms of the slider image staying within the confines of the div class .td-container.tdc-content-wrap. i fiddled with revslider settings, i changed header and logo positions and still nothing. the slider image is not extending the width of the browser window.

also, in terms of the Main Menu (Header style), there is another problem. i prefer not to use the centered main menu (style 10) but the left-justified instead (style 9). however, unlike the problematic revslider image, the left-justified menu extends all the way to the left of the browser window as i resize it. it shouldn’t. it should stay within the confines of the .td-container.tdc-content.wrap class. it looks stupid all the way to the left when the logo stays centered on the page.

i want the revslider to extend the width of the page, not the menu. right now, it’s backwards.

i’m just about to throw up my hands on this. i’ve commented out most of the css rules i created, thus, everything i’ve done to this point has been a waste of time. and i still haven’t gotten this layout right. and that’s before i add any content, which is the real work.

i don’t know what to do next except scuttle this theme and try another one.

An update (in case someone else encounters the same problem):

– I tried using Newsmag v3.3 style.css and overwrite it to my Newsmag v3.4. Problem still exists (so it’s not the style.css issue it seems)

– I then replace the whole folder and use/revert back to Newsmag v3.3. Problem goes away.
– If I tried the v3.4 again, problem comes back.

So for now, I’m back to using v3.3

I see. I am confused how to update because when I try to install the update I get an error that the theme already exists.

Still a mess! I would greatly appreciate if you could take a look.
http://compressortech2.com This site was golden until the theme update.

Hello, how can make download?

improvement: we updated Visual Composer to the latest version
improvement: tagDiv Social Counter was updated to the latest version, this fixes the issue with Facebook

Tks

Yes, so if you want to get VC and social counter update, simply run the updater?

There is only ONE updater needed for either version; no need to have two versions of same updater that do the same thing.

I think you miss the point, running the 7.7 to 7.81 updater will update BOTH 7.7 and 7.8 to 7.81.

It updates anything from 7.7+ to 7.81.

It’s not going to reinstall 7.7 again; only update the items which have recently changed as noted in the changelog.

Or, you could review changelog and just update the two plugins via FTP (VC and social counter).

Sorry if that confused you. Made sense to me when I looked at it.

So, not a bug. Not a ‘consistency’ issue. However TagDiv might have a better reply for you.

(( I don’t work here. ))

I already updated recently to 7.8
Why repeat again from version 7.7?

[ Version 7.8.1 ]
– improvement: we updated Visual Composer to the latest version.
– improvement: tagDiv Social Counter was updated to the latest version, this fixes the issue with Facebook

Because the updater only updates the elements which actually changed.
Please read the changelog to see what changes and why updated to learn about the update.

Note Woo just updated bunch of templates for WooCommerce 3.1 — and my install also throwing bunch of “errors” in the admin panel for Woo; but no impact on pages actually working here.

Funnily enough, when I opened one of the templates, only change was the version number hook, not any code. Duh.

Not sure that helps anybody or means anything. Just an anecdote that Woo sometimes not exactly smartest apple in the cart (pun intended). 🙂

I have made the 7.8.1 update and everything is ok right now.
Thank you for your help.

You are right. It seems the header.php was not updated.

regrds

I’ll try to give more details. 🙂 English is not my native language so bear with me here.

I’m a theme/plugin developer myself. I do lots of WordPress jobs for my customers. I understand child theme concept very well. No problems there, I assure you.

What I’m suggesting is, “you”, as tagDiv, could you please add filters to your internal functions? I’ll try to explain with an example.

There are 14 different (13 + default) single post styles in Newspaper theme. All of them have this line for author box;

<?php echo $td_mod_single->get_author_box();?>

This is great, so if I want to change author box, I can copy td_module_single_base.php from /includes/wp_booster/ to my child theme with the same folder structure and do necessary modifications. And voila, all of the author boxes are updated. But (there is a huge but here) now I have to inspect every changelog that if td_module_single_base.php file changed or not during version bumps. And I had to copy a whole file despite I want to change only one function.

Here comes my solution; Filters

If tagDiv could apply filters just before returning that cuddly $buffy, developers can add a hook to that filter and without copying whole td_module_single_base.php file, they can change the output of get_author_box() function.

I hope this time I explained my self much better. 🙂 Thanks for your responses.