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Hi

I found an javascript error on your site http://screencast.com/t/jUYsaPs5nX which may be caused by a plugin and it’s possible to affect the site functionality, so you can try to deactivate all plugins except
Visual Composer and also make sure you empty all caches then test again.

It’s possible that this issue with saving settings appears because the server security module blocks the access to admin-ajax.php file or the file it’s not found. Try to verify if this happens when you save settings in other cases in theme panel and also verify the console for error while saving the settings on the Theme Panel, usually it displays a 403 or 404 error.
Contact your server administrator and explain the situation, as it’s requested many times during the a save the file it’s treated as threat so it’s banned. You can report false positives to your server administrator to remove it from the banned list.

You should also check the max_input_vars directive from you php.ini file and make sure that it’s set above 2000, you can check this in system status section within theme’s panel: http://screencast.com/t/V8MumQISR

Thanks!

Hi,

I use qTranslate X. Never tried WPMU but I read about it when I faced the same question as you. You said “either WPMU or creating a multi site” but if I recall correctly, WPMU works as a multi site management system. WPMU physically creates X entries per content (1 per language) while plugins like qtrans create only one with all languages inside [sorry this is wildly phrased]. Multi site is supposedly good for performance because having the content separated makes it easier to serve it, while qtransx has to slice the content and extract the desired language upon request. Cache can fix this. Multi site is supposedly worse regarding compatibility and content consistency. It depends on the kind of use your site gets, and whether your content will greatly vary across languages or will be just straight forward translation.

I started with qTranslate and then moved on to mqTranslate, which was deprecated in favor of qTranslate X some time after. It’s not perfect but it’s the only alternative to the multi site option of WPMU, I believe, and it works very well, for a free plugin at least. The plugin is actively being supported and developed which is nice. The only thing missing is native multi slug support (same post has different URLs, one per language) but there’s a plugin for that and they say they will incorporate it in the future.

qTransX can give you a bit of work if you use some “non-mainstream” plugins as these sometimes do not take multi language support into consideration. Many mainstream plugins work flawlessly and others have plugins to extend qtransx compatibility. For instance, I use these ones:
WPBakery Visual Composer & qTranslate-X
WordPress SEO & qTranslate-X
WooCommerce & qTranslate-X
qTranslate slug (for the language based URLs)

Some configurations can have a performance impact in cheap servers, but with a well configured cache it’s actually pretty solid. I run a shitty shared server (for the time being) with ease but I do not use features like browser-language detection and redirection, I use the simple “language in the url” option (example.com/en/ example.com/pt/ etc).

In the end I think it comes down to the degree of support needed. “Hands on” kind of persons might be better off with qTransX, otherwise it might be good to check out WPMU forums and documentation to see if they offer the support it usually comes with premium stuff.

Cheers!

Hi

You need to add an extra class name to this section http://screencast.com/t/iMaJGwwGasJ in Visual Composer http://screencast.com/t/ZgUUy9q38X and after that use css to change the background color as you want. Example:

.spacial-class{
background-color: red;
}

Thanks!

Hi

The Visual Composer plugin it’s tested with the theme and should work fine, so you can try to deactivate all plugins except Visual Composer, clear the cache, purge the cdn file if you’re using and test again. Also make sure you installed the plugin properly as it’s indicated in our documentation: https://forum.tagdiv.com/how-to-update-visual-composer-plugin-wpbakery/
If the problem persist please let us know what theme version you use or make sure you use the latest version (2.0) and VC 4.5.3

Thanks!

Hallo Alin,
thank you for your prompt reply.

With <div class=”td-visible-desktop”> it works fine now.
Therefore, these two little banners should be visible in desktop and tablet devices but disappear on phone because of the limited layout.

Is there anything you can advice me to add tablet visualization?

Thank you Alin for your excellent support.

1. The only plugin I have on my setup that affects formatting is TinyMCE Advanced, which I just disabled for testing. The results remained the same with and without that plugin activated. See output: http://i.imgur.com/JnN3Nd5.png

As I was testing this I found that the behavior isn’t consistent.

• The first block of text in a smart list item is not in <p> tags
• An empty <p> tag appears after the first block of text
• Subsequent blocks of text after the 2nd one are formatted properly in a <p> tag
• Attempting to manually add additional spacing to separate the first two blocks of text causes the output to act normally (See below screenshots)

Here’s my visual editor entry with normal spacing:

Here’s the front-end smart list output of normal spacing:

If I try to double that spacing, either by pressing enter (carriage return) or shift+enter (line-break), then everything acts normal, which still isn’t the desired result. Here is a sample of the visual editor input demonstrating this:

And here is the output:

Makes no sense to me unless the theme (smart list) is trying to play with the <p> tags and getting it wrong. Haven’t found any way to explain it though.

2. The image in my screenshot is 188×300 at medium. I tried setting it to full size, which exceeds 300px in both directions and that did not help. It happens with other images too. Landscape and portrait images are doing it though that portrait image is showing the most spacing to the right, one of which is 275×183 at full size. Not finding a common denominator there.

It would seem that the image must be of an exact proportion ratio to avoid this problem, but nothing is documented of the sort. That’s a bug in my mind. I say that because it’s obviously inconsistent with respect to orientation and pixel dimensions. Any ideas?

When editing the sites page for the sidebar in visual composer click the green edit pencil symbol for editing the widgetized sidebar. Select the sidebar for which one you want to use, if you haven’t.

If that is already done, then go to the widgets for that sidebar selected, and at either block 7 or 8 widget and add the category that you want, and that article has to be in that category. You can’t just put a specific article in the article by name it has to be done by category it is under. They don’t have any title options for just articles available, that I have seen.

Most of the settings are in the widget and are kind of long. So you have to play with the settings.

Don’t know if you are using visual composer to use the sidebar for your post, category or page, but the image and input the css class where in the row of the element for the widgetized sidebar. That made a non sticky sidebar stick. If you aren’t using the page builder, then sorry, just trying to help.