Awesome.

I realized it was a misunderstanding— the cloud templates have offset- didn’t realize when it was set to a given page that you could then also apply the no duplicate content option.

Nice to have only original- non duplicating content on home page.

Thanks.
I came to that realization that we didn’t have enough articles by that author—-

Hope this post helps someone else down the road.

So the cloud templates – do all modules use the global colors and fonts – so all modules can be updated fast via the global colors?

Accidentally posted twice – and I found out that the second paragraph in my post was misunderstood – I didn’t think it would apply – but it did.

Thanks for the detailed information.
So it may be wiser to create each pahe from the cloud and save them in the template section- as compared to activating an overall template- thus allowing the ability to save and make permanent changes.

For the templates as site take over — how do I save it once placed to use later if I want to switch things up?

Also are the colors and fonts global ? Or do I have to set and change them for every module?

Where do I find a list of image sizes that a given template uses?

If I deactivate the thumbnails in the theme panel – does old (now unused) thumbs get removed?

Working on optimizing site.

I found this:

# SGS Directory Hardening
<FilesMatch “\.(?i:php)$”>
<IfModule !mod_authz_core.c>
Order allow,deny
Deny from all
</IfModule>
<IfModule mod_authz_core.c>
Require all denied
</IfModule>
</FilesMatch>

Can’t find the xg-accordian .htaaccess file in my plugins folder.

Could it be under a different name now?

Thanks

I’m curious how that layout was made? I’d love to have a layout like that of my publications.

I open any page template or category/single post two template – add text box , click edit on left and the box opens but just has a spinning load wheel. Never allows to edit previously placed or newly placed text.

So full page template is not supported, yet in cloud templates there is a page section?

Back to newspaper theme – left for a while.
The Global Font is meant just for the Font Family – – Wherein – for single post / home page, category layouts – – each separate content box has to have the font size, line height, and other 3-4 options selected per content area.

Am I correct on that?

Seen another thread, fixed issue. Ad blocker was on so the fields didn’t show in edit mode.

I also deactivated all plugins other than tagdiv.

also can’t edit text – – i don’t have the issue with the inspector. Purged cache.

Not sure what else to do.

I am so lost also –
I Have a new template as the homepage for my website –
No ads are showing on the desktop when viewing my site. I view it from mobile phone and a few ads show up in multiple places. I don’t have a different template set for mobile – no ad boxes – nothing to edit. Totally lost as to why they are showing Tagdiv ads.

So –

If I have a Template for categories – and use that as the global template for categories – – is each category that has that applied – – able to have it’s own featured image set so that when the category is shared on social media a specific image to a certain category is shared?

Thanks

Thanks for your video – it helped me find where to change the global font setting itself —
then as you place each element – you just select global font 1,2, or 3 – and that global font will change later – if you update the main global font setting.

Otherwise – as to why there are many places – – it appears that it is for the custom option of using different fonts where you want to use them – if not a global font.

Heidi,
Did you figure this out? Looking at doing same thing.

I started a new topic and then found this thread . . . If using custom post layouts are there specific settings in a custom post layout that needs to be changed?

Could a CDN tool cause the image modal load issue?

Thanks

Thank you for the information.

Is that option only available to do on the header and for one logo? Or multiple?

Ok Thanks –
However – it is possible to do listings – – and news on the same site . . . with some creativity.