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It is supposed to be different then a default WordPress theme. A premium theme contains different code and functionality than a default one.

You can use the other page builder provided in the package (WPBakery page builder), if you do now want to use the tagDiv composer
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/newsmag-how-to-use-visual-composer/

Deactivating plugins would be the first set to take when there are problems. This way one can begin looking elsewhere for the problem, by eliminating plugins as the cause.

Something must have happened before the issue began, maybe a plugin has auto-updated. If there were no problems before, that could be a plausible thing to check.

Hello,
1) You are using an old version of the theme and an older version of the social counter which will not work with the recent changes made to FB. Please update your theme and your theme plugins.
2) The back to top only needs to show up after the position change. Th position change will make it visible all the time. You will have to hide it using this code to have it appear in the position you want:

.td-scroll-up {
display:none;}
.td-scroll-up-visible{
display:block!important;
}

Thank you!

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@Fabrizio Azzali If you use a different you could try removing the default one. Try this suggestion
– https://wordpress.org/support/topic/update-4-9-6-checkbox-comments-privacy-approved/
Or enter this code in Theme panel->Custom CSS

.comment-form-cookies-consent {
display:none;
}

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Hi,

Seems to work at the moment – https://www.screencast.com/t/gz6AbJ604Zb
I checked a few posts, the homepage and a few category pages. Basically if you update the theme plugins after a theme update, there should be no problem.

Hello,

These are the tdm images used by the tagdiv composer multi-purpose elements. They previously came up only when activating the multi-purpose plugin but starting from 8.7.5, the multi-purpose elements were integrated into the tagdiv composer, no longer requiring the multi-purpose plugin to be installed. Now the images appear for everybody.
The tdm images will come back if deleted. They were programmed this way as they are required by the new elements. We will provide a “fix” for this in the next theme update as it seems there are many requests to disable these images.
Sorry for the inconvenience caused.

Thanks.

Hi,

Remember to update all the theme plugins you use. Deactivate them and remove them, then install theme again from the new theme package. The multi-purpose plugin is not required anymore (merged with the tagDiv composer), however by a mistake it is still included in the plugins folder in the theme package.

The composer should update automatically, sometimes this fails. You will have to update it manually if that bis the case. The same for the social counter (update the social counter and it should work as before).

So update the tagDiv composer and social counter, then check if the problems are solved.

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Hi,

You could check some older similar topics
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/when-i-use-tagdivcomposer-with-wpbakery/
But note that by default there is no taxonomy filter, any filtering will work only with categories. You will have to make modifications to the theme files that may not work/or lost after a theme update.
This functionality may be taken into consideration for implementation in the future, I cannot say for sure however. Sorry for any inconvenience.

Thanks

Hi,

I see you use Adsense, so hiding them with CSS is not an option. You could try the Adrotate plugin, I believe this plugin has options like that, for more control over the ads. Many theme users recommend the plugin I mentioned. Some documentation about it here
– http://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-manage-ads-in-wordpress-with-adrotate-plugin/
– https://ajdg.solutions/manuals/adrotate-manuals/
You could give that a try. Maybe there will be at some point options like this in the theme.

In a coming theme update, there will be additions to the way the post templates are created. This will affect the post ads as well.

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Hi,

So the categories you created in WordPress are removed after you update the theme, now that is unusual. Categories, posts, pages these should not be affected by a theme update or changing themes.
The categories are all saved in the website database. Maybe there are problems with the database, you could check that or contact the hosting to check for you. It is always recommended to make a full backup before updating, there could always be unexpected results. Try to update by FTP, it is the most reliable method
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/how-to-update-the-theme-2/

Hi,

So there are problems writing in Visual mode after the WordPress and theme update. There were no similar user reports after updating. I also tested and there is no problem using the WordPress editor and also the sidebar section displays
– https://www.screencast.com/t/ygwKWTFDbeX
– https://www.screencast.com/t/mPJbq4OGFSJ8
Test without plugins, deactivate them all except theme plugins (update the theme plugins). If you made code modifications to WordPress or the theme files, or use a child theme, remove /deactivate them temporarily. If there is still a problem we could take a look. Send us an email at contact@tagdiv.com and provide admin access. Include a link to this topic in the email.

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