Same problem here.
Just updated today and immediately stopped working.
From what i see: now i have stopped cache plugin and cancelled Chrome cache and the website LOADS FINE WHEN LOGGED OUT but stop loading thumbes WHEN LOGGED IN.
Maybe thats why staff cannot experience the bug.
But this is with both plugin and browser cache disabled..
Hello reloaded,
Please disable the lazy load effect until we will release a new theme’s update. As soon as possible we will fix this issue.
Thanks.
I have the same problem since I updated the new version weeks ago. The images do not load most of the time. I have deleted all the caches and disabled Lazy Load. It still does not work. What solution do you have?
Hello Fernando,
We know about this problem and we will try to make a dot revision as soon as possible. Until this, please disable lazy load effect, remove all of the untested plugins which might interact with the theme core files and causes a lot of unknown issues, clear all the caches and check the results.
Thanks for the message!
Hi,
1. If you use cPanel / WHM or Cloudlinux and your host use / upgrade to php 7.1 or 7.2 you can encounter problems with “thumbnails not showing (images)” because default EasyApache 4 via WHM do not install some PHP extensions as default (extensions that were installed in PHP 7.0 and earlier versions as default via EasyApache or Cloudlinux profile):
– php-mysqlnd -> Some WordPress websites will display this error: Your PHP installation appears to be missing the MySQL extension which is required by WordPress and some websites not showing images / thumbnails. Especially if you use MariaDB version 10.2 (recommended by cPanel).
– libc-client
– php-curl
– php-bcmath (need if you use some form plugins who calculate the total)
– soap (if you have installed woocommerce)
When this extensions will be installed your website will have everything needed to work correctly.
Suggestion for tagDiv:
a. On Newspaper > System Status > PHP extensions you check only for mbstring & GD library and you should check for all PHP extensions needed as long as cPanel WHM / Cloudlinux, Directadmin, Plesk etc change often theirs policy with “default PHP” extensions installed when upgrades PHP version!
b. When a user has problems first, you need to request a System Status screen capture and check the PHP extensions installed!
2. If you use / upgrade to MariaDB 10.2 as SQL database and have problems due to some plugins / (themes) coded previously (older).
For advanced users!
“Upgrading to MariaDB version 10.2 will automatically enable strict mode and remove any existing sql_mode entries in the /etc/my.cnf. This is by-design due how MariaDB implements the change. After the initial upgrade to MariaDB 10.2, you’d need to manually add the following value under the [mysqld] section in the /etc/my.cnf file if you want to revert this change”:
Code:
sql_mode=NO_ENGINE_SUBSTITUTION
I hope my post will help some tagDiv members!
NewsMag v4.7 is out. It works for me. 🙂
Problem solved, good job TagDiv, thank you very much
