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Try the theme docs.
Create a new blank “page” which will be your future home page; then you use Visual Composer to create “rows” and “columns” in rows.

See:
https://forum.tagdiv.com/how-to-use-visual-composer/

Did you also increase the default memory allocated to WordPress in your wp-config.php file ? Visual Composer uses a lot of memory, and the default 40MB not enough. This is a very common issue with themes using VC, so something to try first if you had not already increased to 96MB or more (pref 128MB).

Hi

You could add a specific tag for that post: http://screencast.com/t/NNQ6kZKib then use it in Visual Composer to target the post, in block settings, for every page: http://screencast.com/t/vU3GXc3g9G – http://screencast.com/t/iMj3e0yfr1fn The result would be like here: http://screencast.com/t/i6m8gtbo8
Also you can try this with a specific category.

Let me know how it goes.

Thanks!

Hi

I’ve inspected your site and believe this is caused by theme’s lazy loading animation which’s script could be in conflict with one of your plugin’s js causing this. First please try to deactivate all plugins except Visual Composer, clear all caches and test this again. If you still got this issue try to turn off the lazy load animation from theme panel > template settings: http://screencast.com/t/YW1yiBDsk5Dm and test the site again.

Let me know how it goes!

Thanks!

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To add elements from Visual Composer after pagination you need to edit page-pagebuilder-latest.php file and use do_shortcode function like here: http://screencast.com/t/CrUCFPyG1v3 – http://screencast.com/t/UIx2rR45k1Mm

<div class="td-container">
    <?php echo do_shortcode('[vc_row][vc_column][td_block_3 limit="6"][/vc_column][/vc_row]'); ?>
</div>

First you have to create your layout in VC then switch in Backend editor, copy the code and paste it inside the function like in the above example.

Let me know how it goes.
Thanks!

• This reply was modified 10 years by Andrei L..

Hi,

I have problem with compatibility of visual composer with the theme.

Everything goes fine, i was configure the home page with visual composer, and after a page save, the home page break up and goes with full width without reason.

Its seems visual composer lost the margins of boxed version!

I was delete everything, and setup everything again, but in second time, with another reason, when i insert a new article, after the save, the home page(which use visual composer) breaks again.

The other pages who don’t use visual composer working fine.

You can see the screenshots below:

1)Home Page – Use visual composer: http://www.screencast.com/t/qliMz7Opgo
2)Single Article page with sidebar: http://www.screencast.com/t/LuEKVbgCeLb

Can you check that?Do you have any update of theme or visual composer to fix that bug?

Thanks.

Hi
setup a custom sidebar for your home page if you don’t have one; add a text box widget from the appearance > widgets section in WP admin panel.

If you’re using visual composer for custom home page, see the how-to in building home page; create new horizontal “row” at bottom of all the other content. If you can’t do that, simpler to use a text widget in sidebar.

See the docs for how to create a new home page sidebar; you can then set that sidebar to be used in your home page layout.

But those are the broad strokes — worth playing with a bit to experiment.

Note you can make a new home page layout and mess with it, preview, etc. without actually making it live.

TagDiv support can likely help with more step-by-step; this was just an overview of one way to do it 🙂

Any theme framework using Visual Composer will have that file – it’s not technically part of theme; so hundreds of themes using VC will have that payload, but it’s the plus and minus to this kind of fancy site.

You can minify the main css file per my suggestions in my sticky post on optimization, which helps quite a bit.

Also, luckily this stuff actually gets zipped/compressed when sent to browser and cached so not being loaded over and over.

There is also code in my optimization sticky on topic of disabling VC loading on post pages where it’s not used (at least in my case).

Sadly, for highly complex and “lots of features” sites, there *is* a big payload, but not so bad — some themes make it seem smaller by loading 10 diff CSS files, where here it’s all combined.

Standard size CSS for most complex themes is actually about 550KB — not 75KB. It’s not apples to apples, it’s apples to watermelons — footprint is quite different.

But you can optimize stuff quite a bit for speed and Google pagespeed rating, which should be the main target for using large complex “feature-packed” themes like this one.

That might not have helped, but some feedback (I’ve been doing webdev 20 years and using WP 10 years, so not totally nuts over here… at least most of the time) 😉

Average size for a complex theme is actually about 550KB these days as it combines multiple sizes, shapes, options, layouts, mobile/responsive, etc.

Visual composer is also a bit big.

However the actual footprint is much smaller for web browser via gzip and also with caching in the cloud (e.g., Chrome will cache your data if enough hits come from Chrome users, etc.).

You can also manually “minify” the main CSS file using the tips/tricks from my sticky post on site optimization.

But yes, it’s a bit big for all those features people have asked for (demanded?) — so, there is a lot going on, but it’s better than loading 10 diff. CSS files as it’s actually more efficient for one “packet” …

and some data is actually inlined automatically to help with pagespeed/rating.

There was a post exchange a while back for v4 where I’d asked about what we could “take out” if not using bbpress, woocommerce, multisite, or other things to “trim it” and that would be a good tutorial for Radu or somebody to tackle in a
“what can I take out of the main CSS file”
“what can I take out of the main includes-functions file”

as those are the two big payloads other than visual composer.

Chris

Hi

The pages are designed to use the templates from Visual Composer page builder: http://screencast.com/t/0R48avrPh The post templates can’t be used for pages now as they have a different structure. To achieve that you will need lots of customization in theme’s core files and unfortunately we cannot offer any type of custom work as we work hard on the development, updates, fixes and support. This customization require good coding skills and if you don’t know how to do it yourself you can look for a freelancer from sites like: http://studio.envato.com/ to do it for you.

Thanks for the message!