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Here’s how I did it:

1.) Create new folder in Newsmag theme directory called ‘bbpress’
2.) Find the form-reply.php file from bbpress plugin files
3.) Copy entire contents of form-reply.php and duplicate the file in the new bbpress directory you just created. Or, you can edit the file directly, but risk losing it if you update bbpress in future
4.) Find: <p><?php is_user_logged_in() ? _e( 'You cannot reply to this topic.', 'bbpress' ) : _e( 'You must be logged in to reply to this topic.', 'bbpress' ); ?></p>
5.) Replace with: <p><?php is_user_logged_in() ? _e( 'You cannot reply to this topic.', 'bbpress' ) : _e( 'You must log in to reply to this topic.', 'bbpress' ); ?></p>

But remove the aterisks * in code. This forum kept making it an actual link despite using code tags around it, odd. This will activate the ajax signin/join modal from within bbpress topic threads. You can apply the same: a class="td-login-modal-js" href="#login-form" data-effect="mpf-td-login-effect" structure to other links throughout your site to activate the modal 🙂

Did you
1) clear all cache on server and CDN as applicable before doing update
2) did you change theme before update to default
3) did you turn off all plugins prior to update
4) did you fully delete old plugin folder
5) did you fully delete old js_cmposer folder (for VC plugin)
6) did you then install new version of theme, and plugin(s)
7) then turn on ONLY new visual composer, then new theme
8) check visual composer works
9) then turn on your other plugins?

If updated correctly, it works perfectly.

You can pretty much *not* use the Envato plugin for anything, as it never worked right for me. WP can’t auto-update the theme as it’s not a free theme in the WordPress.org repository, so typically you always have to manually update a commercial theme, unless there is specific hook added by theme developer (Woo added this very recently, for example).

When I activated the theme nothing was sent to Envato, so I would not worry about it.

I manually update all my sites 🙂

I think you can find my suggested pagespeed settings for the htaccess file in this thread someplace – perhaps do a search. (I added below 🙂 )

For the server side settings, you would need to test that as the actual settings tend to vary slightly depending on what OS you’re running, whether you’re using something like APC cache, etc.

Usually for the server side config, simply running with “all filters on” works (CoreFilters default) and you can also put in a config line to specify NOT optimizing the wp-admin folder.

We actually used this as a starting point, then tweaked
http://www.ray.45press.com/optimal-mod_pagespeed-configuration-for-wordpress-hosting/

If your web host doesn’t suck you should be able to request they setup the config file for a wordpress site.

Note the config for https is slightly more tricky, but if you’re just running http it’s not terribly complex once you try running with default settings on.

I then “dial in” the settings I want in my htaccess file per site, also so I can turn OFF mod_pagespeed to do site updates (!).

So

<IfModule pagespeed_module>
ModPagespeed on
ModPagespeedEnableFilters collapse_whitespace
ModPagespeedEnableFilters remove_comments
ModPagespeedEnableFilters rewrite_images
ModPagespeedEnableFilters insert_dns_prefetch
</IfModule>

and then switch to

<IfModule pagespeed_module>
ModPagespeed off
</IfModule>

when doing major updates such as WP version, theme update, or changing any logo file with same file name, or regenerating thumbnails.

Hope that helps. Don’t freak out if it crashes your site the first time. It’s a learning process and the Google docs kind of (totally) suck.

so i updated my theme to the latest version, I deactivated all the plugins, and still, the pagination won’t show or even appear on category pages. plus when i try deactivating my visual composer, my whole website becomes unreachable. Regardless, please help, i receive high levels of traffic, and my content is not available for my users to see beyond 10 posts per category page

Marius have the same problem, my version is updated 4.6.1 and updated plugins also. Thanks!

• This reply was modified 11 years by Abner Santana.

Are the plugins designed to work with responsive themes and are they updated to work properly with WordPress 4x (not all are)?

Many plugins use their own CSS for their content, and it that content uses fixed elements, the theme cannot magically make them responsive, such as tables, or fixed pixel widths set in the CSS loaded by the plugin.

Of course if the plugins work properly in the default responsive WordPress theme (did you try that?), then you would be more likely be able to massage them to work with the theme.

You get an error when you change themes or sometimes update WordPress.

Or, if somebody tries to access your theme folder directly, which is not normal.

Typically, click the “fixed” button. And if it happens again, look at your web site error logs to see what is being done to create that error.

This is more common when you load the demo content which isn’t real content and only for “demo” purposes not for a live site being managed in Webmaster tools.

Strange… code in loop-single.php updated to:

<?php echo $td_mod_single->get_author();?>
<?php echo $td_mod_single->get_date(false);?>
<?php echo $td_mod_single->get_views();?>
<?php echo $td_mod_single->get_comments();?>
<p>Last updated: <?php echo the_modified_date(); ?></p>

Cache emptied – but still not getting ‘last updated’ showing on individual post pages. Are we missing something obvious? 🙂

Hi. Thank you for the informaation you provided and the cause of this issue. Of i will update the theme, will my custom widgets, elements, pages, posts will be removed? Do i have to redo all of them? If thats it i will dont mind upgrading it. Thank you

Thanks Lucian – no problem with the ‘published’ date. We’ve added the following code to the loop-single.php file – but it’s not working for us 🙁 Any ideas?

<div class="meta-info">

</div>