Hi Calin, I disabled everything but the tagdiv plugins (screenshot). Still the same situation (screenshot). Is there a way to see inside the mysql database, which posting should be on top of the most read list?

Have you’be been able to find a solution? I’ve got the same problem and “solved” it by rolling be the latest Jetpack update.

You can disable this message… Open wp-content/plugins/js_composer and add the lines

// remove update notice for forked plugins
function remove_update_notifications($value) {

return $value;
}
add_filter( 'site_transient_update_plugins', 'remove_update_notifications' );


…at the end of the js_composer.php.

Bye,
Christph

@Andrei, could you add these lines by default? Since it’s not possible to get the current version of VC without paying again, it shouldn’t bother us with these messages.

Disabled the Theme, reenabled it, Problem gone…

Of course, that’s possible. But, of course, it’s also… let put it in german “Pfusch am Bau” 😉 I just hope both themes, newspaper and newsmag, are in such simple things on par.

I know, but I try to avoid starting a child theme. I guess/hope this is not a uncommon feature wish 🙂

And once again I’m to blind to find the feature. Thanks!

I think, i found a solution:

First i removed in every post the tag, since I tested the tag in a couple of postings. This way i won’t add it a second time…

update wp_posts set post_content = replace( post_content, 'td-modal-image', '');

Add the tag to every image…

update wp_posts set post_content = replace( post_content, '<img class="', '<img class="td-modal-image ');

It looks like it worked.

Gosh, i missed a missing dot in the file name. Thanks!