You seems to have some infinite post loop going on. I would check the single post template and redo it from scratch. You must have made a mess out of it!

I am guessing someone will ask for screen shots of before and after 🙂

Maybe do this in your robots.txt file:

User-Agent: *
Disallow: /tdb_templates/

I use this plug-in: https://en.wordpress.org/plugins/robots-txt-editor/

Remove Dashboard Access (Dashboard cannot appear for customers )
Hide Admin Bar From Front End (admin bar cannot appear for customers)

One single problem with this one:
WooCommerce – MailerLite (cannot seem to get a subscription button on registration)

I put in a -40 for the columns text CSS. That brought things down since I guess this part was overflowing a bit.

row->column->inner-row->inner-column: Column text

The StoreCustomizer (free version) can be used to change the PINK button to some other color.

If you use column text and WP Editor I got it to work just fine.

I couldn’t figure it out with Mailchimp though (it seems to be designed by the guy also designs electric bills), but mailerlite works fine (no redirect or external page needed).

In order to handle donations and subscriptions I now have the following installed and it is working fine:

WooCommerce
WooCommerce Memberships
WooCommerce Menu Cart
WooCommerce Stripe Gateway
WooCommerce Subscriptions
EU VAT for WooCommerce

I am just missing a good plug-in for VAT reporting now (EU MOSS)

The first picture has the two fonts and sizes.

As far as number 5 adding the following “Custom CSS” under “Custom Code” in the theme panel solved my problem. Is this safe though?

.woocommerce-page .td-main-content-wrap .td-container .td-pb-row .td-pb-span8 {
width: 100%;
}
.woocommerce-page .td-main-content-wrap .td-container .td-pb-row .td-pb-span4 {
display: none;
}

I did the following and it worked (custom CSS added through the Newspaper Theme panel):

.woocommerce-page .td-main-content-wrap .td-container .td-pb-row .td-pb-span8 {
width: 100%;
}
.woocommerce-page .td-main-content-wrap .td-container .td-pb-row .td-pb-span4 {
display: none;
}

• This reply was modified 5 years by anderss1.

I raised the issue in another post: https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/woocommerce-setup-the-ultimate-guide-i-hope/

How to make the default shop page display the same way as all others?

I had mine blocked in the htaccess file AND ALSO in the firewall rules for cloudflare.

Open Developer Tools from Chrome (CTRL+SHIFT+I)

Try to open WP Editor (here I could see a 403 error).

From there is it trial and error.

1. Remove all but the necessary settings in htaccess and make a backup.
2. Remove all firewall rules in cloudflare.

Find the culprit!

The website is not active yet, it’s behind password security. The screen shots are pretty clear no?

Here are the settings: https://imgur.com/a/bC91y1u

It is a static page (not a post). From top down you can see what it looks like with divTag composer, the standard post editor. Then you have font/size settings inside Slider Revolution for the body text and the header.

Here is the result: https://imgur.com/a/f0EK1nV

The upper part of the slider and lower part a normal page.

I would like to display the sliders with the exact same font and font size as my normal webpage, i.e., I want the text to look exactly like the lower part, just that there are 8-9 pages in the slider to look at.

Here is the screen shot: https://imgur.com/a/ornZzYM

I have several options for “Block Header Template”. It doesn’t matter which one I choose, it still stays the same (the bar in the middle of picture).

I cannot edit from the tagDiv composer either.

I would like to use some other option but the default.

Yes, I know all that. I just cannot figure out how to match the fonts and sizes used by default for the Newspaper theme and Slider Revolution.

I can see that the “flex block 3” uses two different ratios by default:

218×150 (1.45 ratio)
485×360 (1.347 ratio)

The standard article post use (696×0) so this means it will be stretched/shrunk to 696 and original picture ratio maintained.

The posts loop also says (696×0) but that is not true when you look at the final result. On the screen is is 2×1 (2 ratio) so they are stretched/cut differently to fit the box here.

So all this seems very chaotic to me. I am not sure how to setup the different modules. It looks to be like a 16:9 ratio will work quite well overall since it is somewhere in the middle for for all the module defaults.

Any other input on how to manage the picture gallery and settings for the different pages would be great! I would like to be as close to the optimum for each used picture of course.

Superb. I set it to j F Y \, H:i so now the Newspaper theme is displaying the dates per my instructions! Thanks Bettina!

I used to have the pagination with “posts loop” option. I could click on next and so on between the pages. I have since removed this since I do not want to have this setup anymore. Now it appears that all these /page/*/ exist and I cannot remove them. I would prefer to hit the 404 page in case someone goes there.

Amazing. I am so tired of dealing with the bugs and disorganized setups in this platform. I switched to Next Prev ajax option.

What’s the work-around for this right now?

Okay great, but WP_MEMORY_LIMIT cannot be higher than PHP Memory Limit correct? This means you need a safe guard in that front?

I am pretty sure you need to verify this with phpinfo() inside a PHP script. I am getting conflicting numbers at least.

I had a similar problem.

I solved it by having a “.user.ini” file in the root folder of the installation. According to phpinfo() everything is working now.