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I logged in to Bluehost where I hosted the website, it asked me for an update and I updated my newspaper theme to version v 12, I lost every adjustment I had with the logos and everything else, but after a long work I was able to recover somehow, but there are many problems, the text remains black for 2 seconds and then returns to normal, the same thing happens with the photos when you scroll the page, smart sidebar, even though I disable it, it stays there, I don’t know what to do, I didn’t update it WordPress, since I didn’t know that when I clicked on the update button in Bluehost it would update the theme, is there any solution to all this trouble?

I logged in to Bluehost where I hosted the website, it asked me for an update and I updated my newspaper theme to version v 12, I lost every adjustment I had with the logos and everything else, but after a long work I was able to recover somehow, but there are many problems, the text remains black for 2 seconds and then returns to normal, the same thing happens with the photos when you scroll the page, smart sidebar, even though I disable it, it stays there, I don’t know what to do, I didn’t update it WordPress, since I didn’t know that when I clicked on the update button in Bluehost it would update the theme, is there any solution to all this trouble?

Hello,
I have updated to v12 and deleted then recopied the HTML from MailerLite but there has been no change.
I tested creating a new Newsletter element but this also did not work.

Thanks

• This reply was modified 3 years by FinPrepper.

This issue has popped back up for me.

Under appearance > Menu
I have updated the Mobile Menu to include a few more pages. It is named Mobile Menu on the back end of the website.

This is the menu that was already being used as the global header.
I have saved the menu and when the page reloads it is still updated.
When i update the template, it does not save / show which menu is selected.

The front end does not update at all.
Even after updating the template to select the menu again, the front end mobile menu is no showing content that matches any of the menus found under appearance > Menus.

Two pages were added to the mobile menu:
Rohde & Schwarz 6G Technology & Testing
5G Manufacturing Forum 2022

and they are not showing on the front end.

All caching has been turned off completly. as well as many other plugins have been turned off so we can troubleshoot.

I remember I made the change yesterday from the UI… However, I was able to change the link content using jQuery.

Making people change a theme’s file is not a good idea. When theme is updated changes disappear. You should, at least, suggest creating a child theme with an specific function for that!

I paste here the code I’ve used. It can be useful for other users.

jQuery(".tdw-wml-login-link").attr("href", "https://mysite.com/login/");//login link
jQuery(".tdw-wml-register-link").attr("href", "https://mysite.com/register/");//sign up link

• This reply was modified 3 years by Esthertimesdv.

I installed the plugin but the error says “your theme is not updateded” but there is no update warning.

https://prnt.sc/7QPAdyUPwV23

https://prnt.sc/qRFCgg1yOnYI

my version is 8.7.4 and i cant update to 8.7.5

https://prnt.sc/Zw0rH2cEHI5-

Its says “No updates” in the last photo.

Actually, sorry for many of errors and thanks for your effort.

I have the same problem: https://www.lacasadeel.net/

I updated the theme to version 12 and now the pages take a long time to load. I have talked to the server programmers and they tell me that the problem is in the TagDiv Composer plugin, which generates too many requests per page and slows down the database. I have not installed any other plugin, I just updated the theme.

I have the same problem. Disables and updates the plugins but not working. Suddenly this happened. Is there a solution?

Hi @Anamaria
Thank you for your feedback.
It is great that you want to help your customers to generate revenue but it would be more helpful if this would happen with products that make actually sense.

The paywall feature is a pain when it got released. You were providing something that was needed in your area but maybe not for all your customers. When we wanted to get rid of the invoicing part or certain fields it was mentioned that this sort of customization would be not possible. The feature did not create any backend users or gave us the option to add them to newsletters etc. The management of users was just difficult.

This is one of the features that got released half-baked but got advertised with a lot of noise.

The same happened to CPT in 11.5 Lot’s of noise about the awesome update but since day one of that update, your customers were asking for Demos and instructions. Instead, we were asked to wait for the next update which took 4 months. So I kind of felt it be wrongly advertised.

If you go by popular requests, I think I saw more requests from your customers to enhance the author review feature than user reviews. With great reviews, your customers are generating revenue, yet it is just a block.
Also, how do you figure out what is popular? Is there any roadmap or anything your customers can vote on?

You really should stick to what you are, providing a newspaper theme and making that the best, easiest and leanest available. 100s of features will bloat it up and you can’t meet all requests. Your theme is called the newspaper and not any multipurpose theme. Trying to compete with premium plugins can only make it worse – for example directory plugin.

I was already really hesitant when I was forced to use your own composer instead of one of the three major ones. Why? Because if you keep loading up the theme with features that are not needed without the chance to deactivate them, I might have to switch the theme but that’s the problem. Since everything is built with TD composer, I have to start from scratch. Sure that is one way to retain your customer base.

How do you plan on moving forward?
As you mentioned you want to help your customers avoid paying for premium plugins by creating your own features in a theme. And I think that is the problem we see. You try to implement so many features from plugins but as you said, you are a small team. This results in half-baked features which are creating frustrations. And people are stuck with unnecessary code on their page just because of a couple of requests. I don’t want user reviews, how do I get rid of it?

See, I’m not trying to bash you guys, but trying to understand and of course, part of me is frustrated as well.
So what I would like to get some answers specifically are the following:

1. Author review – My number one feature request. Is that on your list? Are you guys working on the multiple requests to make author reviews much nicer and easier? This is a content piece that generates revenue for your customers. It has been brought up and we were asked to wait for the next update.

2. Feature turn-off. Since you are integrating more and more stuff, can we please make options in the theme panel that either disable certain features or you branch them out as your own plugins? In that way, the customer can decide what feature they need and load it as required.

3. More and fast bug fixing. There were lots of things going on with the review schema and not everyone was aware of the solution to delete something and reactivate again. Instead of providing a bug-fixing update, we have been asked to wait for the next update. As you mentioned, customers are generating revenue, we can’t wait for SEO impacting fixes for months.

4. Small feature updates. You don’t have to make huge update jumps, no Theme developer does that. Add a feature here and there but you don’t need to make everyone wait just to release an update with X new features which some of them might be buggy.

Thank you.