Hi!
I can’t really understand the relationship between “TagDiv Cloud Library plugin” and the “Child theme”.
My questioning:
– Do I have to use the “Child theme” or the “TagDiv Cloud Library plugin” take care of everything when I do the next theme update?
– When I next update, will it not overwrite my Menu changes, categories, etc.? ?
I don’t know if I still have to use the “Child theme” or if the “TagDiv Cloud Library plugin” allows to secure my changes (categories, menu, etc …).
Thank you for bringing me your clarifications to reassure me and that I correctly install my theme.
I need to install 4 sites with the theme NewsPaper 9 in the coming weeks. Two now!
And I have 4 sites with old versions of NewsPaper which I then have to update.
Your help and advice are therefore essential.
Cordially.
Hello !
If you have not used the Child Theme untill now then you don’t need to update it. You don’t have to keep it even installed. The tagdiv cloud library is a plugin that gives you access to all of our demos and features and tagDiv composer is the one that helps you modify it so you can create a fully custom website.
The answer is no. If you haven’t used child theme untill now, you can delete it and stick to main theme.
What I suggest is to backup before updating and also take a look through our updated tutorial for installation and updating the Newspaper Theme: https://forum.tagdiv.com/how-to-update-the-theme-2/ ( I recommend updating via FTP or WordPress )
Thank you !
Thank you for your reply.
But I still have a question.
Situation and example:
I have a website where I have the theme/template Newspaper.
I imported one of your models (default).
I changed directly inside AND Menu (text of header) AND categories (of articles/posts).
Then I deleted the imported articles.
So, if I understand you, if I use “TagDiv Cloud Library plugin” then when I update the Template Newspapers, I do not lose my MENU (modification in HEADER) or my CATEGORIES (FOR MY ARTICLES/POSTS)?
What types of editing (modifications) do I lose when updating the theme?