I am very frustrated with this too. My post is showing an old shortcode and I want to delete those but I can’t find the loop single 2 or any PHP file that allows me that.
Newspaper team is making this very hard especially with those we have this theme for a long time.
+1 to this question. I had to downgrade to previous version till I figure this out.
I just hope Newspaper team will make our life easier and help with it.
Anyway, if I find solution on my own, I will update here.
Well, I think I found it, not tried to check it yet, though.
They moved the files into plugins folder, outside of theme folder.
Here:
../wp-content/plugins/td-composer/legacy/Newspaper/parts/single/
Hi all,
In that case, you should not make an overwrite to your old files sorry! You need to completely remove your old folder and add it the new one. You need to make a clean install from scratch to achieve good theme results. Please check the B section from here -> https://forum.tagdiv.com/how-to-update-the-theme-2/ and strictly follow the steps from there if you want to achieve better theme results.
Thank you!
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“In that case, you should not make an overwrite to your old files…”
Sorry, what? We cannot overwrite template files update-safe? Are you serious? This would be the worst update I have seen after years working with WordPress. Believe me or not, but there are plugins out there that need modifications of themes files. How can we do this now?
I think Catalin means that because of the fact they changed some files paths (single_template_x.php and loon-single-x.php included) we should delete all files and reapply our changes again in new locations.
Well, but HOW can we do this? The developers should provide some information on this issue. I’ve already spent an inacceptable amount of time on this trivial problem.
See my earlier comment, if this can help you, I found the new location of the files: #post-290454
But I agree that the developers should have provide the info about changes in the new file structure.
Thank you! I know, where the files are located. However, there is no standard procedure for overwriting plugin template files. It can be done, but depends on how the files are loaded.
