Here’s one of the blog posts https://newblog.fullscale.io/business-model-vs-business-plan/ so you can investigate and check.

Thanks

Hello Support,

What I am trying to achieve here is to make the AMP footer template layout to be the same as the result in mobile view as shown in the link below:

https://prnt.sc/wl5p2e

Thanks

Hey Vlad,

Yeah, I understand but some say that there is a workaround by adding the custom fonts in the \wp-content\themes\Newspaper\style.css, and I’ve tried that but it seems it does not working probably because I am using tagdiv composer that it is not pointed to the right path of css file. I am not sure if I can add the custom fonts on the path below, tell me if that is feasible.

\wp-content\plugins\td-composer\assets\fonts

Thanks

• This reply was modified 5 years by codexxx.

Hello Vlad,

Thank you. That info you are requesting has now been sent to contact@tagdiv.com.

Please investigate and reply back the update to that email.

Thanks

Hi Calin,

Yes, I am only referring to the CSS style.

Thanks!

Hello Vlad,

Cool! I will wait on your response via email.

Thanks!

Hello Support,

Here’s the URL: https://newblog.fullscale.io/

I am sending you the HTTP authentication via email at your contact@tagdiv.com so you can take a look and inspect it.

Thank you!

Hello Vlad,

I already did that but that is not what I am looking for. For you to figure out what I am requested I will give you a sort of example. Let say I’ve filtered the top 5 most visited post articles and for me to identify that these are the 5 most visited blog post articles, what I did was just tagged them with a tag slug name “most visited”. So those 5 blog post articles now will be displayed using “Flex Block 1” as shown like this:

1.) Post 1 (5 visitors)
2.) Post 2 (9 visitors)
3.) Post 3 (1 visitor)
4.) Post 4 (15 visitors)
5.) Post 5 (2 visitors)

That is good but what if I want these 5 articles sorted in descending order according to their # of visitors (see for example) so the final outcome will be:

1.) Post 4 (15 visitors)
2.) Post 2 (9 visitors)
3.) Post 1 (5 visitors)
4.) Post 5 (2 visitors)
5.) Post 3 (1 visitor)

++++++++++

If the above option is not viable, then what if I want only to display randomly the top 5 most visited post articles, this will happen everytime refreshing the page (other words the display should not be static).

Hope you get it now. Hoping for your positive response.

Thanks!

Hi Calin & Tech Support,

I’ve created a blog page using tagDiv composer, the fonts reflected when it logged in to the WP-admin but it will not be reflected if it logout from the WP-admin. See the screenshots below:

Login session: https://prnt.sc/vme861
Logout: https://prnt.sc/vme8zs

Why it goes like that? I thought using tagDiv composer will result in WYSWYG.

Hoping for your input and suggestion to fix this issue.

Thanks!

Hi Bettina,

Thank you! But little bit confused about your instruction if that is applicable for a single post template? Because after I went to a single post then followed your instruction that will only be reflected for that specific post and will not be applied at once in the rest of the post. It is not good to edit each post one by one, that is time-consuming.

Also if you can provide a step-by-step screenshot much appreciated.

Thanks!

Hi Calin & Tech Support,

See this https://prnt.sc/vm0h3z

My question is what is the name of modules and/or block is that if that can be applied using tagDiv composer? I can’t figure out myself, hoping you could help me out on this.

Thanks!

Hi Calin,

Never mind as I saw it in the Layout tab for that tagDiv composer “Post loops”.

https://prnt.sc/vly8om

• This reply was modified 5 years by codexxx.

Nice one Calin. I got it. Thank you!