Hello I have installed Tagdiv newsletter addon on my site Technosamigos and followed this guide https://forum.tagdiv.com/the-newsletter-plugin/ but I am not using tagdiv Composer addon. Was that the only way to install the Newsletter addon?
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I got that email subscription form to work on homepage using TD Composer.
How would I show it on sidebar for the whole site.
And I would like to see that email subscription form as pop-up just like other email forms after few seconds of page load?
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Thanks for the support. I don’t use TagDiv Composer, as such that option is not needed for me. How can I disable/De-activate that? I know that it comes pre-installed with the theme but I don’t want any add-on weight on my site which ultimately has an effect on page-load time of the site. If there is no such option please consider to add it in the next update.
Hello,
The tagdiv composer is a page builder that is required by the theme. Either the tagdiv composer or wpbakery page builder. You will need one of these 2 plugins for the theme shortoces to function properly. Choose on or the other, but you cannot disable both.
Thank you!
I would like to get into brief details about it. On https://technosamigos.com/ look at the homepage, and post pages I don’t believe that I have used to build any of those pages. Are those pages and post built internally with tagdiv composer in the background? Please explain.
Hello,
Your homepage is a blog template. It was not built using the tagdiv composer. The blog page is handled by this template setting: https://www.screencast.com/t/Cbavg6cik
You cannot implement a newsletter or any other widgets on in the content of a blog homepage, but you can do it in the sidebar though from the widgets area.
Thank you!
Hello,
If you do not use the tagdiv composer, you can disable it and use VC instead, but a page builder is required by the theme for the proper functionality of the theme elements. You still need one of the 2 page builders available. The tagdiv composer is lighter than VC on the server load though.
Thank you!