I watched this tutorial and followed the advice. At first it worked perfectly.
My goal is to use the TagDiv composer to control my mobile page.
I deleted the AMP plugin and TagDiv Mobile plugin.
Then, on my mobile device, I was able to see my mobile page theme (minty). It was beautiful.
Then, automatically, the page showed the responsive version of my web theme (pulses pro) on mobile devices. It was not beautiful.
Then, automatically, it went back to the mobile page theme on its own on mobile devices. Nice.
Now, automatically it’s back to the responsive version of the web theme on mobile devices. Not nice.
Why does it change by itself for mobile devices?
Site: theseoulite.com
Hello,
This issue can be from the plugin cache you use, when the mobile responsive version is displaying on the desktop, then you have a cache conflict, the plugin for the cache that you are using do not recognize the mobile and desktop cache. We recommend using WP Super Cache plugin https://forum.tagdiv.com/cache-plugin-install-and-configure/
Also, if you use other plugins for cache, those can interfere with the theme and causes this problem.
Thank you!
Thank you for your reply. I have resolved the issue in the following manner just in case it can help others.
This is the solution if your web hosting provider offers automatic caching when it hosts your wordpress site.
1. Delete all cache plugins. I deleted WP Super Cache, Cloudflare and Hummingbird Pro.
2. Install Proxy Cache Purge plugin.
It seems Newspaper wants only ONE cache plugin. Since my web hosting already provides it, I can’t use any plugins that have a cache feature. The Proxy Cache Purge doesn’t do any caching. It’s just a ‘telephone’ on my wordpress dashboard to my web hosting provider to purge my cache.
Hi,
I’m glad that you managed to solve the problem.
If you have other questions, let me know!
Have a nice day!
