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i am sorry but i can’t understand this kind of move.
while all the rest theme companies add support to RTL, your company remove!
what about all your clients that there website use your theme in Hebrew and Arabic language.
i only bought your theme last week so i spend only few days to build my site with your theme,
but now that you tell me that you going to remove the support i will stop! and find me a new theme
that support RTL.

your theme i useless for me if i wont my website will be update for a lot of years.
how can i get refund for my Purchase????

Same here. Have updated to 2.7 but Twitter still doesn’t count. Facebook and G+ works fine, though.

@Hector

Follow the update instructions.

The social counter plugin must be updated separately, since it’s a plugin. Look in your download for the plugins folder and upload the updated plugin via ftp.

Hi everyone
On the topic of “PageSpeed,” I have already answered the same questions 50-100 times the past year and they are all covered in the “sticky” thread found in the Newspaper forum.

I am no longer providing any help with PageSpeed issues, as this is all covered in the sticky topic for advanced users; and for newbies, the settings/docs provided by TagDiv for the theme docs (link right side of page) will get you to the 80+ stage right away. If your score is below that then you *did not* follow the theme docs or this topic on the basics for speeding up your WORDPRESS install.

WordPress optimization is widely covered on the net – it’s not theme specific.

You need to have
a) fast hosting; $3/month accounts or “free” hosting are crap.
b) have gzip/deflate running on server
c) you need to set expiration headers in your htaccess (noted in docs)
d) you need to have an image optimization strategy (noted in docs); either via plugin and/or changing optimization setting in functions.php (covered in the sticky topic.. why not READ through it??)
e) you need to optimize your dbase regularly (wp-optimize plugin)
f) you need to limit use of things which call CSS, JS, fonts, ads, counters from OTHER SITES.
g) you need to test/explore refine some kind of caching system on the server or from a WP plugin (noted in docs)
h) high quality hosting will add mod_pagespeed
i) you need to look at manual minification of main style.css file
j) limit number of ad networks
k) limit number of plugins wherever possible
j) limit total number of images/thumbs loaded on post pages to something like 10 total; not 30+
k) use fewer module types to limit number of image sizes/thumbs; use text modules also.

When testing site with something like GTMetrix.com *READ* the information provided with examples and solutions. Only YOU can fix your own website, why ignore the info provided as so many on this forum(s) seem to do?

Advanced users:
a) local caching/loading of gravatars (I provide solution in the sticky thread)
b) mod_pagspeeed and mod_spdy if site loading via https (I offer help on that in the sticky thread and other discussion on mod_pagespeed; search forum)
c) optimization of font loading, hack theme to remove calls from headers/footers to Google and load via style.css; -or- use ONLY web-safe fonts and no Google fonts. (I also describe how to do this in sticky thread; although might need update based on current location of font calls with theme evolution/updates)
d) manual minification of other files, such as main theme functions files
e) optimization of wp-config.php file with comment removal, add paths to base URL/directory and theme directory by name (I show example in sticky thread)
f) add expiration type/ttl for custom icon font loaded by theme (betcha forgot that one!)

etc.

Learning to optimize your WordPress site is UP TO YOU TO LEARN. It’s not part of the theme. The theme supports very good speed rating IF YOU DO THE REST. The theme cannot fix your server, optimize your htaccess file, speed up time, or transport you off this rock. Google is a great resource to FIND hundreds of articles from the past decade on optimizing WordPress. You’re not the first person to do it.

Chris out.

(I am adding this here, as many don’t look at the sticky thread and/or folks in the Newsmag forum never saw that. Even so, most posting “my score is 40” clearly did NOT follow the basics found in theme docs.)

#1 TIP: don’t worry about render blocking elements until EVERYTHING ELSE is done. Those last items really only impact your last couple of points. I have 95 score with Newsmag without full optimization of the fonts or minification. It’s doable!

I spoke several times with a storage company that is what they told me ”

The issue which you’re experiencing is due to the ‘max_questions’ for the MySQL database which is being used by the blog. If the MySQL user exceeds the database query limit, which is 75,000 per hour per user, then the WordPress website will be redirected to the installation page. This setting is in place to ensure that the MySQL database cannot be overloaded with to many query requests. The queries will reset every hour and is kept by user; however every time the pages on your website are accessed you are still attempting to make queries to the database server. It will be fixed automatically within one hour.

There are many possible causes for the ‘max_questions’ limit get exceeded. Some of them are:
* A script is not closing the MySQL connection after accessing the database. In WordPress, such chances are less, however if there is an error in the scripting of a plugin or theme which you’re using, then the MySQL connection won’t close after querying the database. Hence, please make sure that you close the connection immediately after accessing the database using mysql_close() command from your scripts.
* Your scripts or pages are hitting too frequently from a specific IP address through brute force tools or manually or from other websites. You can check raw logs available in the /stats directory or check the Visitor Statistics for such possibilities. Using the .htaccess Hotlink Protection and the .htaccess Block IP Addresses would resolve this issue.
* Using a single database for multiple applications or having too many users for a single database. A solution for this is creating separate databases for separate applications as well as having separate users.

Additionally, if you get a lot of traffic for your WordPress blog, then I suggest that you use a caching plugin, such as WP-Cache. WP-Cache will make a file copy of a page and serve that up instead of the original page (refreshing it every so often). This not only speeds up your website a lot, but hits to the cached pages make no SQL queries or database hits whatsoever.

We have launched new premium hosting product ‘WP Essential’ that is designed specifically for WordPress users and built for speed on a WordPress platform. Which has many more features and benefits such as website speeds up to 60% faster, Automatic updates through WordPress built-in functionality, Integrated, Handpicked Themes & Plugins, Dedicated WordPress experts team available 24/7, Automatic malware detection & removal, and many more features. You can know more about its features at http://www.ipage.com/advanced-hosting/wp-essential/upgrade.bml. I would suggest you to upgrade your hosting plan to ‘WP Essential’ to make use of additional features and benefits. ”

FIXED

Sooo, after waiting impatiently, I decided to break open Chrome inspect element and try and troubleshoot it myself.

I realized, I had made my own ads.php and td_module_single.php files in Newsmag-child theme folder.

The update changed these files and so the modifications I made (to turn on/off ads/author on posts per tagDiv forum post) were breaking the ad spot in my header and in my posts.

Woot, fixed it and all is well as far as this help topic.

Thank you for the patience.

Hello, thanks, by following all above instruction i am being able to speed up a bit :
https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.unbelievable-facts.com%2F

from 70 to 76, i have few more question, should i consider “Minify CSS” & “Minify JavaScript”
which are not third party and hosted on my site?

Also you suggested me to update template,i did. I was using plugin to replace wp comment with fb comment:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/fatpanda-facebook-comments/, which is not working after template update.

Right now i have removed comment plugin, Now not even wordpress default comment system is working properly, check this : http://www.unbelievable-facts.com/2013/05/portrait-made-of-21-million-ink-dots.html

Comment box is not visible, it is visible to few posts!

Please help!

Well, if it “suddenly” stopped working, then something updated or changed to cause that. The theme cannot “magically” change unless you change it. Or, if your host updated something; or if you updated a bad plugin that broke something (or if you have auto updates “on” which is NOT recommended).

So, a “clean” install is best way to go. Save/export your theme settings, then do clean install with current files.

Update : I had unintentionally set the same name to the category base in WP>Settings>Permalinks and the “parent page” so the parent page was interpreted as a category, and the children page too …

• This reply was modified 11 years by Alex.

Update:

I tried using an AdRotate shortcode in the theme setting ads for the Header Ad position with no luck.

I tried adding Adsense to it. I tried adding a straight image.

I tried using the code supplied in the theme documentation to call a straight image. Nope.

No matter what I put in the ad spot in the theme settings; no ads appear in the header ad position on my site.

Can I please get a fix? Thanks

• This reply was modified 11 years by Breakwater.

NVM – Not related, was from the pulgin. BUT, still can’t see header ad.

I don’t know if this is related, but with 1.4 I was able to get all *.js errors cleared on my homepage. Now, with 1.5, I get two recurring *.js errors.

Uncaught SecurityError: Failed to read the 'contentDocument' property from 'HTMLIFrameElement': Blocked a frame with origin "http://riverscenemagazine.com" from accessing a frame with origin "https://platform.twitter.com".  The frame requesting access has a protocol of "http", the frame being accessed has a protocol of "https". Protocols must match.

Not sure why twitter http vs https is an issue, nothing is using it on the homepage.

Again, this is new after update. Thank you!

• This reply was modified 11 years by Breakwater.