Hello,
i just imported the Pre-designed Templates for my Newspaper theme (Default PRO) from the Cloud Library and i noticed a difference between the “Default PRO” and “Default RTL PRO” templates (header, footer, etc.): opening the templates with the TD Composer, the “Default RTL PRO” templates displays a line of code (CSS code), while the “Default PRO” templates don’t. To properly use my theme’s original template (“Default PRO”), which of the two templates do you recommend? Could the lack of code (CSS code) in the “Default PRO” templates be a problem? (I’ve always noticed problems with my site’s indexing)
Thanks a lot!
Hi,
Those templates are different, so if you do not have a website with an RTL language, I recommend not using the Default RTL PRO, which is only for RTL languages.
Thank you!
Ok Calin,
a last question: opening with the TD Composer my Pre-designed Templates (Default PRO) of the Cloud Library, i don’t see graphically a line of code (CSS code) that i see in other Pre-designed Templates (for example, Default RTL PRO): this apparent lack of code (CSS code) in my templates is a problem? Or i see the line of code (CSS code) in other templates because are different templates than mine?
Thank you!
Hi,
Could you please provide a few screenshots? I want to make sure I fully understand the issue before responding, so I can give you an accurate answer.
Thank you!
Thank you Calin,
here is the situation: https://www.pignetotv.it/wp-content/uploads/Default-PRO-vs-Default-RTL-PRO.png
Above is the “Header Template – Default PRO”, below is the “Header Template – Default RTL PRO”: in the “Header Template – Default RTL PRO” there is a line of code (CSS code) that i don’t see in “Header Template – Default PRO”.
The exact same situation also occurs for “Homepage Template”, “Footer Template”, etc.
Thank you very much for your attention.
Hi,
No, there’s no issue. The CSS code is targeting an element within the TagDiv Composer that supports custom styling. This approach is commonly used when you want the styles to apply only to a specific page or template. https://prnt.sc/AvVniXmsT4SB
In this case, the RTL demo requires some additional CSS adjustments to ensure certain elements display correctly in the RTL version.
Thank you very much Calin,
you were really kind!
