Theme cannot delete your posts.
Your posts are saved to dbase in WordPress, and should be visible on your posts>all posts menu from WP menu. Generally the only way you over-write content is if you make new pages with same name, or use some kind of auto delete plugin like delete duplicate posts.
I don’t work here, but have been using TagDiv themes since they launched, and have never had posts “auto delete” on me.
Their support works normal business hours (noted right side of this page), but they don’t check every post in real time. Further, adding more content to a post, actually pushes it back as it’s seen as “new” vs “older” in their support queue.
So, best to wait a bit, but in meantime, consider investigating your WP site setup, disable plugins not being used, and double check your post menu, and the like. You might also check with your hosting provider to see if they can roll back your site to “yesterday” if they do daily backups for you.
Cheers.
Thanks for the response, much appreciate it. I’ve been working WP for over 10 years, this is my first experience with TagDiv. most theses with “support” are not forum based. this is a fresh install, added 3 posts. each post changes all my posts to be the same content. names remain distinct but the default content block is overwritten on each post so they are all identical. IE: i create a new post, my last posts content block is there in TagDiv. Classic editor is blank on all.
Hello ebomb321,
This situation occurs because you are proceeding completely incorrectly. Articles should be created using the WordPress editor, while the theme only provides templates to be used for articles (Single Post Shortcodes). From what I can tell, you edited the article template itself and added a text element, which you then kept modifying.
Calin,
When i first installed the theme i was able to use the tagdiv editor to edit posts. please see here: https://pasteboard.co/G2ynv5XbpRhN.png when i added my third post it updated all posts.
if i add anything to this post it updates all posts with this content. why did the functionality change?
Thanks,
Hi,
You can use the tagDiv Composer to create pages and templates, not individual posts.
What happened is that you added a Text with Title element to a single post template. Each time you thought you were editing the post content, you were actually editing that fixed element in the template. Because it’s a static element, the same text appears on all articles that use this template.
Instead, you should use the Post Content element. This element automatically renders the content created in the WordPress editor (Classic Editor or Gutenberg) and will display the correct, unique content for each post.
Hello,
We generally recommend using the WordPress editor (classic editor or gutenberg) to create articles, as these editors are thoroughly tested and fully compatible with our theme templates.
While it is possible to use a different editor, we cannot guarantee that everything will work correctly.
Our theme is tested with the free version of Elementor, but only for pages specifically, new pages created from scratch using Elementor. Editing existing pages with Elementor is not supported.
Thank you for your understanding.
