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To be honest I found that the update didn’t fix it and I had to change the z-index of both elements. It might be affecting you too. I did this:

.sf-menu {
  z-index: 2 !important;
  }

.td_revolution_slider {
  z-index: 1 !important;
}

Thanks Kronos for your reply.
I have just updated the Theme to version 4.2.2 and the Panel – Categories is clean now for me.
I have used the envato toolkit for updating the Theme.

Hey,
1. but i have something like this , and i need 3 columns (of posts by module 4) on my front page.
what i have now , i just need 3 of them in the same space 🙂
2. i still have that white space :/ (you can see it on the prev image)
3. how to make that unchangable by update 🙂

thanks

• This reply was modified 11 years by Danijelmo.
• This reply was modified 11 years by Danijelmo.
• This reply was modified 11 years by Danijelmo.

Hi!

Removing /* width: 60.5% !important; */ did not seem to make any difference, however adding your line of code did… sort of. The text now displays in one row, however the margins are still slightly off, pushing the text slightly lower than what I would like.

See updated post:
http://www.vitamail.no/karriere/mot-en-av-norges-best-betalte-21-aringer-kopi/

And, again: How it should look:
http://www.vitamail.no/karriere/mot-en-av-norges-best-betalte-21-aringer/

Sorry to keep bothering you with this, and thanks for your help so far!

It looks like you’ve done it almost exactly right. But I have these notes:

1. I made a mistake when I said to use the_field — change all instances to get_field in the code.

2. If you can’t activate a child theme, your code modifications won’t survive a theme update anyway and you’ll have to redo it each time you update. 🙁 Still, it should work. And it’s fine if you use that block of code instead of the functions.php way I quoted.

3. Once you have that code in your template files, you don’t need to do anything from the post editing page besides enter those custom fields.

4. If you’re not seeing anything show up when you view the post, you might be putting your code in the wrong single post template file. There are seven of those in this theme: loop-single.php, loop-single-1.php, single_template_2.php, single_template_3.php, single_template_4.php, and single_template_5.php. You could put the above code in whichever template file you’ve picked in Theme Panel -> Post Settings, or you could put it in every template file.

5. Just to make sure, where are you putting the code in the template file? (Which lines come right before and after it?)

For problem 2, if you want, you can hack it out of the single template files. What you would do is first make sure you have a child theme set up and activated. (You could do this in the Newspaper them itself, but it would not survive a theme update. Then again, hopefully an update will allow you to disable categories via the panel.)

Then, for each of the following files in the Newspaper theme folder:

loop-single.php, loop-single-1.php, single_template_2.php, single_template_3.php, single_template_4.php, single_template_5.php

Copy and paste them into your child theme folder.

In each one, find the line:

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

and comment it out like this:

<?php // echo $td_mod_single->get_category();?>

Upload the files to your site. Your template files will no longer add the category element to your posts.

Happy editing and hope someone else stops by to help with the other problems!

Once i have everything optimized for ssl i will pass along my adventures…

In meantime for those curious this has some good info…
http://serverfault.com/questions/570288/is-it-bad-to-redirect-http-to-https

Check the entire site for internal links and ensure they are all using HTTPS if you specific your own domain name in links, so you are not causing your own redirects.
Update your <meta property=”og:url” to using the https version of your domain.
If you use <base href= again update to use HTTPS.
Install SPDY protocol if possible
Make sure to use CSS Image sprites where possible, to reduce numbers of request.
Update your sitemaps to indicate https status, so spiders over time learn this change.
Change Search Engine preferences like Google Webmaster Tools to prefer HTTPS
Where possible off-load any stactic media to HTTPS CDN servers.

• This reply was modified 11 years by simchris.

Once you have ssl cert installed, you would likely add a rewrite rule to your htaccess file to gracefully direct old http links to https version. Talk to your hosting provider about activating mod spdy once you have https … And remember to test and update sitemap to ensure links point to https in sitemap, etc.

FYI, Google News requirements have nothing to do with this “theme” but your site contents, editorial focus, original vs “cloned” content, actual editorial staff, number of updates per week, not violating Google policies (e.g., linking to a software product which allows people to download YouTube videos – for example – is a violation of Google policy), paid text links, spammy anchor links to commercial sites which are not “nofollowed,” etc.

Our various sites have been in GN since it was in beta almost a decade ago, and one of our sites running this theme is in GN now.

ref: (RTFM) – GOOGLE OFFICIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR GOOGLE NEWS:
https://support.google.com/news/publisher/answer/40787?hl=en

• This reply was modified 11 years by simchris.

and when i add elements, the elements do not load. I mean i can not enter settings of the blocks…. damn… this update has too many problems!

You’re welcome! Where you put it depends where you want it in the post. You could have it between header and content, after content, after footer, after comments… etc.

If you open up loop-single.php or loop-single-1.php you will easily see the blocks where the header, content, and footer parts are prepared and echoed. For loop-single-2 through loop-single-5 it’s a little more complicated because the header block is located in single_template_2.php through single_template_5.php instead.

Just throw this code between a <?php tag and a ?> tag into one of those handily titled blocks.

And if you’re not using one already, don’t forget that these files should be modified in a child theme so they will survive theme updates.

The tab ID is okay as it is. As far as I can tell, it just needs to be unique and have no spaces.

P.S. If you know some CSS you could also add classes to your $to_echo string around your content and style that in the Custom CSS section of the theme panel. Wrapping the tabs is probably going to mess with them a little, but the content inside the tabs can be styled freely.

1. I’ve fixed the problem with the big slider, but i want to know if i could modify the arrows because they are white and the background is still white and they couldn’t be seen.
2. Q2W3 Fixed Widget – still doesn’t work !!! ( i want to mention the fact that this plugin worked before the vers.4 of the theme)
3. The lightbox works ONLY when i deactivate W3 Total Cache plugin ( i am using CDN-MAX CDN), is the any way to solve this issue?

Thanks

• This reply was modified 11 years by cristibanciu.

Hy.

I used the Q2W3 plugin for some months and now, after the last big updated ( ver.4) this plugin stopped working.
Any solutions?
website: http://www.caandesign.com

Thanks.

Hi, I added again this small fix on td_translate.php on latest theme upgrade.
Is this going to be added for future updates or I have to do it every time.