I guess it’s best to always have tailored logos with the exact correct sizes. This release has so many problems it’s not worth even trying.

There is a lot of bugs in the latest version. I would wait for the next update. Or you can try 10.3.9.1.

Revert back to 10.3.9.1 turned out to be my only option. I don’t think this release has been tested enough.

Jesus, what a total mess! The developers has a lot of things to fix. What a meltdown!

I think they have made a lot of CSS changes. It seems quite a few things have broken down due to this.

It shows up if I am in the root page looked in as administrator (on the top bar).

(beta, only on Chrome browser)

• This reply was modified 5 years by anderss1.

I had to revert back to 10.3.9.1 and drop 10.4 for now. I have several empty categories and as can be seen from the screen shots above this breaks the entire menu for some reason.

This is how a category page looks like if there is content:

https://imgur.com/a/X1s9OVj

This is how it looks if there is no content:

https://imgur.com/a/MOEhhHy

Clearly the updated theme is not working as it should….

How do you fix this problem? Apart from this I have not seen any issues yet.

Category pages that have no content are no longer working.

The menu is not working and there is a big Q in the middle of the page.

Do you have a WP cache program? If so purge all files.

The theme is not supposed to read the php.ini but your hosting server.

I would block all that from a firewall, such as cloudflare instead. That works fine for me and I don’t need to mess around in the code.

I have replaced the normal comment section with Disqus and have no problem with this.

There could a php.ini file in the theme folder overriding.

Put this function inside a PHP file: https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.phpinfo.php

You can upload it to various location and check the PHP settings.

The screen output should look like this:

https://mediatemple.net/community/products/dv/204643880/how-can-i-create-a-phpinfo.php-page

I would put the settings in the “.user.ini” file, not the “php.ini” file. The .user.ini file goes into the wordpress installation root. In the htaccess file I would remove everything – I don’t think it’s working unless you have a very special server setup. Anyway, you should only have your settings in one single file.

Observe that if you execute a function the htaccess file and php.ini in that folder will take precedence over you htaccess file in the root and also php.ini and .user.ini in the root. So be careful!

The only thing I have in my php.ini file is:

expose_php = Off

You should check all your settings with the phpinfo function from PHP yourself:

https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.phpinfo.php

Do not rely on the Newspaper theme for this (they do not check the real server settings at times)

It will affect other areas of course but that was my intention. There are comment counter many different areas of the theme, but for me I think it’s best if they are all gone.

I fixed it by adding the following custom CSS to the theme:

.td-author-comments-count, .tdb-author-comments-count {
visibility: hidden;
}

I hope that is safe long-term!

I want to do the same thing. Not using the wordpress comment system so this obviously has to go. Any solutions?

Is this the massive white space?

https://imgur.com/a/GgT8rSj

Looks fine to me. You can probably edit the css to reduce, but really it looks fine.

You author links looks like this:

https://rashtrajyoti.in/author/rashtrajyoti/

But when you actually click on them you go to this page:

https://rashtrajyoti.in/?page_id=3387/rashtrajyoti/

Obviously you site is not using the author template at all or you have messed something up with a separate plugin.

Are you seeing this when before you delete:

https://imgur.com/a/R9VPvLQ

If not, that might be the problem. You need to drag the “Row” marker of the block down to the bottom right corner of the screen.

I use a file with the name .user.ini in the root folder.

with the content:

max_input_vars = 5000
memory_limit = 256M

Not sure about the cron issue. Where is this configured?

• This reply was modified 5 years by anderss1.

Are you using Gravatar or some separate plugin? I am using “Simple Local Avatars” and it works just fine for all articles.

This fixed all my problem. I created a file called .user.ini in the root folder of the wordpress installation.

I then added this to it:

memory_limit = 256M

You can also add:

max_input_vars = 5000

Create a file called myphpinfo.php and upload it to root folder:

Add
phpinfo to it.

Then you can see exactly how much memory you have available.

There seems to be a bug in the Newspaper them so check your wp-config.php file in your root folder.

Observe that even if you change this limit you might not have that memory from your hosting company anyway. That is why you need to check this with phpinfo.