I just have these in the child theme:

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Okay, I will make a backup of the current child theme and a make a new one to check. Will update here.

Following. I’m waiting for an update on this situation ASAP.

Thank you for the solution.

The second one did work (disabling the Redirect option from Yoast).

Keep up the good work! Cheers! 😀

Yes, I understand that TD Composer could be a more polished approach focused on this theme alone, but what do I do with it if it does not work?

Will I have to search for a hosting environment with the required system configuration just to make TD Composer work? Is it really happening?

Guys! Make it work with every type of server environment!

This is really disappointing. TagDiv composer would work with a lot of requirements? I’m on a business cloud hosting environment at Hostgator and some PHP settings can’t be changed. Almost all of the requirements are met but max_execution_time status – Yellow (it is 30 currently). So, now for me, TagDiv composer is basically USELESS?

How is it better than Visual Composer when it can’t work in an environment where Visual composer works just fine?

I’ll have to keep the Visual Composer installed then? And, I’ll have to keep hanging out with the Visual Composer’s old version or you will still provide updates to Visual composer plugin in the later releases?

To be precise what I mean, you can check the video here:
https://vid.me/fJiy

I also get this error – Errors happened during tdcIframeData.init() -> bindViewsModelsWrappers()!

When I try to edit the homepage with TagDiv Composer (which I tried to recreate first but could not do in the first place)

I refreshed the cache (CDN – KeyCDN Zone Purge and server – Hostgator’s Cache Control). But, nothing seems to work.

There’s no caching plugin for WordPress (incase if you are wondering).

*User suggestion* Sure, you can! It worked for me earlier (before 2 years).

User feedback on your issue: I find the same content on the homepage both on mobile and my desktop. I guess it’s something on your end that needs to be taken care of.

Thanks! That would do! 🙂 The screenshot explains what I need to do 😀

I cloned the td_module_1 and renamed the copy of the module 1 file as the td_module.php along with the modified date code added (the lines of code are correct because it works on single post pages which were added on loop-single.php).

Is that the right way to create a td_module.php? Because cloning the module 1 file and using it as module.php didn’t work. Now, I’ve achieved it on every single post. But, not on post modules present at the sidebar and at the homepage.

My URL: https://www.techlegends.in

There’s no rush. You can take your time and let me know about it.

I would want a responsible reply from your end on this matter. According to Google Analytics, 12 % of my total readers use Mozilla Firefox (mobile and desktop users included). You should have a fail-safe menu option which would work well in browsers that aren’t advanced as Google Chrome is. If Mozilla firefox would have been a browser like IE, I could have agreed to your point. But, there are a lot of Mozilla Firefox users which has a significant importance yet until now. Think about that before advancing on the designing schemes!

I’ve enabled WebP image support on my site. But, I haven’t completely converted all the images to WebP. Only, google chrome users would see the image load on WEbP format, but others would see the original JPEG/PNG format. Similarly, you’ll have to consider adding an intelligent support for menu on Firefox or similar so-called unsupported browser.

Ok I understand. However, you cannot neglect the number of users Mozilla Firefox browser has. It affects our blog when a reader fails to navigate.

You can alternatively have an option to activate the old menu style which doesn’t need any fancy browser support and is flexible everywhere.

I hope you understand our situation. We are very much concerned about our readers and we don’t want to loose them 🙂

Yes I understand. Although, you’ll be definitely supporting WebP image format soon enough because its the next generation image format which makes JPEG and PNG outdated 🙂

If you’re having WordFence installed, try deactivating the firewall amd try again. That’s what I did.

I got it right now. There’s another field to copy the original page text to mobile page version. I couldn’t find that on the documentation though.

In my case the page has only texts in it without anything else. But, whenver I click on a page link on mobile theme, it just shows me the page title.. The text is invisible. I think that’s an issue here not simplification.

And, another problem encountered: a long thread from users.. Need attention there..
https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/with-7-0-version-smartphone-not-shown-pages/#post-111087

Great then!

Same here guys. Disabling the mobile theme till we get a solution.

I’m using the same plugin as well. A single header ad appears all the way on a WordPress blog. I don’t think there can be two header ads. But, if you still want to display two header ads, there’s a possibility of trying slider revolution with WP PRO to display two ads as slideshows on header.

I haven’t tried that yet but you can try tweaking that..

Now, it gives the correct details. Resolved automatically thanks! 🙂

I’ve sent the credentials.

Yeah I have the latest version installed on both sides (the theme and the plugin) along with the correct credentials or else the facebook access token couldn’t have got generated.