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As I reported at WordPress.com we cannot go back on the wordpress version.
On this platform some areas are controlled by hosting [Wordpress (6.0), PHP (8.1.6), Jetpack, server, database, Yoast among others], which is great for us, but these updates are automatic and irreversible.
We have already sent you the access to our staging.
So, we’ll wait for the update.

Thank you for your attention and patience. Your theme, and your team, are fantastic – which I don’t think you are told here often enough.

it happened after wordpress new update

Please also, make a general announcement, I am sure more people will experience the same problem after they update to WP 6.0

Same here, waiting for a quick fix – we can’t downgrade back to WP 6.0 either – since we already performed a lot of updates in this version of WordPress.

This also happened to our site after the latest update. The only plugin I have that isn’t tagdiv is yoast. Had to reinstall and activate all tagdiv plugins

Yes, I updated it recently. If so, should I downgrade it? After the update, I modified a lot of things. What should I do?

• This reply was modified 4 years by muktipolice.

Hello,

I just discovered code already in the theme that accomplishes exactly what I am looking for, but it has been commented out by your team.

wp-content/plugins/td-cloud-library/shortcodes/common

/**
* on composer iframe and on templates that do not have posts we show the no posts message
* @see td_page_generator::no_posts() - this function generates the __td('No posts to display').
* the text can be overwritten by the template using the global @see td_global::$custom_no_posts_message
*/
//if ( tdc_state::is_live_editor_ajax() || tdc_state::is_live_editor_iframe() ) {
//$buffy .= td_page_generator::no_posts();
//} else {
//$offset = intval($this->get_att('offset'));
//if ( $offset === 0 ) {
//$buffy .= td_page_generator::no_posts();
//}
//}

Lines 1717 – 1724.

When uncommented, this block shows the “No posts” message as expected.

Is this intentionally commented out or was it a mistake?

I would like a way to preserve my update of uncommenting it so that I don’t have to re-do it during the next theme update.

Please let me know if this is possible.

Thank you,
Patrick

• This reply was modified 4 years by patrickrodo.
• This reply was modified 4 years by patrickrodo.
• This reply was modified 4 years by patrickrodo.

Thank you!

Final question — I am trying to use a child theme to avoid losing the custom work every time I update WordPress/the Newspaper theme.

I have tried the following file structures and none of them seem to work:

• wp-content/themes/Newspaper-child/modules
• wp-content/themes/Newspaper-child/includes/modules
• wp-content/themes/Newspaper-child/td-cloud-library/modules

How do I modify wp-content/plugins/td-cloud-library/modules/tdb_module_loop.php, tdb_module_loop_2.php, and
wp-content/plugins/td-composer/legacy/common/wp_booster/td_block.php in the child theme?

Hello. You wrote:
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Hi, Currently, version 11.5 is not compatible with the latest version of WordPress.
We will also add fixes for any issues that arise, with the latest version of WordPress in the next theme update.
Thank you!
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At this time, I cannot edit pages. I cannot add new pages to my site. I assume that this the same for everyone who upgrade to WP 6.0.

Do we roll-back to a 5.9 version? What do you suggest I do so that I can do work here ?
Thank you.

Just an update.

I have tried these steps:

1. disable TagDiv Composer
2. uninstall(delete) TagDiv Composer
3. clear cache (if cache plugin exists)
4. install TagDiv Composer
5. activate TagDiv Composer
6. clear cache (if cache plugin exists)

but it does not help.