In newspaper 8.8 or earlier version i’m able use vc_hidden-xs in extra class to hide rows/blocks/elements on mobile or vc_hidden-lg vc_hidden-md vc_hidden-sm to hide rows/blocks/elements on different screens but after newspaper 9.0 update vc_hidden-lg vc_hidden-md vc_hidden-sm vc_hidden-xs classes are no longer working and my whole website is messed up. So is there any other alternate because my whole website is in really bad state or could you please email me newspaper 8.8.2 version.
i seriously wants to switch back to 8.8.2 version.
Hi,
You probably used WPBakery page builder before and it’s settings for hiding elements, try to deactivate the tagDiv composer if it’s active.
The composer will activate itself automatically after a theme update. That could solve the hidden item issue you are having.
Our composer also has options to hide elements, there could be a conflict between the two.
Let us know what you find.
Thanks
Hey Simon C
I’m not using wpbakery page builder. I have build all my pages on td composer but the catch is that before 9 version vc_hidden-lg vc_hidden-md vc_hidden-sm used to work in td composer which is not working anymore. if have used wpbakery page builder then even after 9 update there should be nothing wrong but I love td composer and that’s why I’m using it.
Simon
could you PLEASE email me the newspaper 8.8.2 version because I have more than 35 pages on my website and building all those pages again is going to take a lot of time and my website will be down whole time.
I hope you understand my problem
Thank you
Hi,
So the extra classes do not work anymore, while they worked previously. Do you have WPBakery active? I am quite sure those are classes that WPBakery sets for the elements that you hide.
If you want an older theme version, contact us by email at contact@tagdiv.com and request it. Include a link to this topic in the email.
Thanks
Hi,
No, Wpbakery is not active and yes those classes are for WPBakery but they also works in previous versions of td composer. They are pretty good you can hide any element/row/column according to screen sizes and page size remains the same. I think you should include those classes in newer version of td composer and also tabs in td composer.
The tagDiv composer has options of it’s own for this. Simply select the viewport and hide the element
– https://www.screencast.com/t/fkuD2GDafe
– https://www.screencast.com/t/F1uHjs926oO
I am not sure if those classes worked before without WPBakery active, never tried that. If you say that they worked, maybe recent changes in updates affected them.
