Since one or two weeks I started to see my content shown double in my posts. I have narrowed it down to a conflict between Newspaper and Elementor, as the two or so blog posts I made with Gutenberg don’t have that problem. Plus when I deactivate the Elementor the content is only shown once. The problem is that the lay-out of all my posts gets messed up and I can’t just redesign 100+ posts. It used to work fine…
I know you don’t support Elementor, but I want to ask about the Infinite Load function instead because I think the problem has to do with that and not with Elementor: I can revert Elementor to many versions back and the problem doesn’t disappear. So it is not something they did.
At one point the infinite load function started to show the same post when scrolling down, over and over again. So I could read the same post three times. It wouldn’t show another post even if one was available in the same category (my settings). And at other times it would just show the loading animation and not load another post at all.
So last week I disabled the infinite load function from my two post templates. But the content is still shown double.
Did something change? Even if I turn infinite load on again I can’t get it to work right. Any thoughts on why it is suddenly causing a conflict?
Example Elementor EN version: https://wheretokim.com/holiday-fair-utrecht-netherlands/
Versus Gutenberg NL translation: https://wheretokim.com/nl/vakantiebeurs-utrecht/
As you can read in my first post: yes it is a plugin conflict.
My question is as follows (as you know Newspaper better than I do): could this be a case of wrong infinite loading applied because of the plugin? It is really strange because it first started happening about one week ago. The month+ before it was functioning normally.
I’m hoping I can get Newspaper to work with my existing content and website. It is far easier to deactivate Newspaper than to redo the lay-out of all my posts.
Hi,
I think that the problem is not between the untested plugin an infinite loading, I think that it is between tagDiv Cloud Library and that untested plugin.
For this all I can do is to provide a custom css to hide the content that is duplicate.
Thank you for your understanding!
Hi Calin,
If you could, that would be great. My site would look ok again (even if I lose the footer) and I can focus on creating content (and maybe learn some coding to see if I can find a more permanent solution).
Kind regards,
Kim
Hi,
Is look that the element overwinters the footer page from tagDiv Composer -> https://i.imgur.com/7xBDgAV.png anothere solution it will be to use a standard footer, your’s look like footer style 13 -> https://i.imgur.com/guMcAjT.png maybe this can fix the problem.
Also you can use this custom css to hide the duplicate content from footer -> https://i.imgur.com/w4RY3Nx.png
.td-footer-page .elementor{
display: none;
}
The code need to be set in theme panel> custom code> custom css
Hope this will help you!
Thank you!
Hi Calin,
Thank you so much for the fix! I did as you suggested and applied footer style 13 for now. I’m gonna look at the elementor documentation to see if I can find out why that element is showing up.
Kind regards,
Kim