Hi. Is there a way to edit and add in some simple text to the category page headings, as well as the main “blog” page template? I’m not seeing a way to do it.
Thanks! Raw html or text is all that is needed, mainly.
Looking for the same information. Couldn’t find it. (shall await tagdiv response to this thread).
Hi,
Unfortunately, for Newsmag theme there is no option for this, but what you can do is to add that text in category description -> https://i.imgur.com/6VS0VPP.png also, for blog there is no option for this, only for homepage, for this you can set it using tagDiv Composer.
For the moment the only solution it is to set the text in theme code, but this is not quite recommended.
Thank you!
Thx, Calin. For this situation, if you can suggest how to hardcode it into the theme, I may have to do it. It’s FTC disclosure related, so I have to have it.
This will likely dovetail into a related question which I’ll plan to add into another ticket, which has to do with child themes.
(I always use a child theme plugin for my sites, but saw a recent article on your site about this maybe not being a great idea or suggested.)
We can plan to tackle that later. For now, perhaps a suggestion how to hardcode some text in for the blog/article main page.
Thanks!
jz
Hi jzee,
The file for the category page can be found o this path -> wp-content/plugins/td-composer/legacy/Newsmag/includes/category_templates/td_category_template_1.php -> https://i.imgur.com/SnhmhNh.png also for posts style from category -> wp-content/plugins/td-composer/legacy/Newsmag/includes/category_top_posts_styles/td_category_top_posts_style_1.php (you need to edit the file correspondent to the style that you use).
Also those files from the tagDiv composer from legacy/Newsmag/ can be set in child theme like those from theme files -> https://forum.tagdiv.com/the-child-theme-support-tutorial/
I hope this will help you!
Thanks, still looking into this, Calin.
By the way, for anything regarding the child theme, it’s unclear to me, this online help.
Let me just ask to cut to the chase:
If I use a child-theme plugin, then:
If the main theme offers a theme update,
will there be a way for me to somehow use my existing child-theme files by applying them to the main theme update, if and when the update occurs?
I ask because:
It was only after setting up my site that I read a child-theme wasn’t necessary or something like that, regarding this theme.
That with a child theme, I may risk something.
But, I’m already in this situation. 🙂
Thanks!
Hi,
If you use the child theme, this can be use after you update the theme, most of the time without making changes to it, therefore you do not need to worry about the updates.
Indeed we do not recommend to use it, only in case that you make changes in theme files and to not lose theme after theme update.
Thank you!
