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Oh I figured out. I used good old Visual Composer and I can use Tabs there.

Closed and thank you 🙂

Hi, Catalin. Thanks for your answer. I am following exactly the steps indicated in the tutorial that you link:

• Step 1 – Install both the Visual Composer and tagDiv Composer plugins.
• Step 2 – The page has to be recreated using the new page builder. You will have to build a new page and edit it with the tagDiv Composer replicating your original page (made with Visual Composer).
• Step 3 – Save the page. Replace your homepage with the newly created one. You can always revert to the original page if you encounter any problems.

As far as I understand, you have to have both plugins installed, so I don’t understand “Please keep in mind that is not recommended to be used both of builders at the same time”.

But on what I was asking, it seems clear that the blocks offered by TD Composer do not correspond entirely with those of Visual Composer and therefore it is not possible to rebuild all the pages that were created with Visual Composer.

Regards.

• This reply was modified 9 years by mmeida.

Thanks Simion:

If TagDiv Composer is the “future” (of what you’ll be supporting), we may want to wait to deactivate it. That is, until you work out the kinks with how TagDiv Composer will treat existing “Pages” created originally using Visual Composer.

Before we make that call, we have a few questions/suggestions that TagDiv / Envato may find useful during this transition:

1) Will you be working on eliminating the automatic height restriction (200 pixels) on “Featured Image” for Pages imposed by TagDiv Composer?

(Yes, we could individually change over 1,000 existing Pages created in Visual Composer – 1 at a time — but that would necessitate a lot of time, money & effort from us…vs. a global change on TagDiv side that probably make common sense.)

2) Will TagDiv Composer eventually allow us to maintain the widgetized sidebars we’ve already placed on our “Pages” using Visual Composer – anytime soon.

(For now, it looks like TagDiv Composer has knocked out our “Page” widgetized sidebars & any revenue-producing banners contained therein.

These are important questions for us to understand b/c:

1) We’ve created over 1,000 “Pages” using Visual Composer defaults.

2) We’ve placed revenue-producing banners within those widgetized sidebars.
(i.e. If TagDiv eliminates pre-existing sidebars & banners long term, we lose revenue.)

I’m guessing since a good # of your Newspaper Theme customers might have created a lot of pages already using Visual Composer, we are not alone with our current dilemma.

Thanks for your help!

Jonathan

Hi
I configured the Yoast plugin like it is mentioned and tested with the Twitter card validator to check without results. I wrote to Yoast in WP forum and the answer was:

“After reviewing the code for your site, you are outputting multiple copies of the Twitter tags. This can cause problems when sharing content as Twitter will not always pull the data entered in our plugin.
Please disable plugins or theme functions that add Twitter tags. If you are unsure what is adding the additional tags, please run a conflict check following the steps here: How To Check For Plugin Conflicts”

I disabled all the plugins (this disarmed the whole site) and then I enabled only Visual Composer, because without this the site is useless.
Twitter did not work, did not show image when I publish (is no important the preview). I clean the cache and wait several minutes. I re-cleaned the cache, in this way some times.
With this I saw that it is not the responsibility of another plugin, although it could be a “clash” of plugins trying to do the same.
That’s why I decided to write to you again.
It is no longer YOAST SEO or another plugin, and there is something in the template or visual composer that I do not understand what it is.
I need your help again.

Helps to use PHP 5.6 and higher which has opcache built in as good starting point.

WP SuperCache works well for most because you’re loading static pages, which is preferred by “most” hosts as if you have 1,000 domains on a box, if they all use too much memory, not enough memory to run all the sites.

If you have your own server, consider using Varnish;

OR: also nextgen tech like https + PHP 7 + http/2 is the “new way to fly” as the entire page is compressed into one packet, not a bunch of pieces, and THAT gets cached by server.

The main issue with CPU, is to switch to using TD Composer vs Visual Composer. Seriously.

Hello,
What happened (it might happen to others) is that after the update I hadn’t read the new features yet of version 8.
So I used the tagdiv composer on a visual composer page which is forbidden according to the tutorial. That’s what happened. That’s why the size wasn’t quite ok. Maybe why also the page takes so much time to open with the tagdiv composer.
Thanks for your help !

Hi Catalin-
I have 1800 pages. Do I need to manually modify the image height on all pages? This is not how the site looked a week ago. Is there a way to automate this process? Please note, we took no action to put a height restriction on our site. Is this something that Newspaper Theme did with it’s most recent update?

Also, we noticed our “Share This” plugin is no longer working on Pages. Is this related to the update.

Also, can we still use visual composer with Newspaper. Is this still part of the theme?

If you can help me understand what our options are moving forward, I would appreciate it.

Thanks.
Lynna

Hello again,
I’ll explain it better.
A user noticed some problems in iPad 2 visualization.
Last voice of the menu is going on a new row, but also at the elements under the menu have visualization problems and the news are overlapping as you can see from this screen we received from the user: https://ibb.co/dkANNk

Now we would like to know how to proceed as portrait mode is a very common visualization (and iPad is a very common device).
All the test we are making with screen emulators aren’t giving us any problems at all, but
on a iPad 3 we have tested the same problems.

Could we manage the responsiveness of the portrait mode from the Visual Composer?
Do you suggest any other quick solutions?

If needed we can provide you admin access to the production back office and the test back office as well.

Thank you in advance for your attention.

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