I don’t WANT to use the responsive version, I want to use the default, but I cannot find out how to enable it.
So I did figure out how to adjust fonts on the mobile theme, however now my homepage on desktop is showing the mobile theme!
Third time the charm
Sorry here is a screenshot
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I have the same problem – I looked at the screenshot you posted above and nothing like that shows up in my backend when I have the homepage page open. Where woudl I find that setting?
This worked very well. Thank you so much!
Thank you very much, I’ll let you know how it goes.
Hey thanks for this, my website is
comicsbeat.com
How I’d like them to look is something like this:
Many thanks!
These answers were completely confusing and didn’t help me much. By trial and error I managed to get things working.
I turned off the AMP plug in and the TagDiv Mobile plugin.
And the front page rednders as the web version on mobile which is making the site unreadable.
What I would like to do is turn on the default mobile theme that comes with WordPress. How do I do this?
1) The wrapper is a background ad so it is supposed to goto another site when I click. However I suspect you are right and its a plugin conflict. I’ll try that method.
2) I have, O believe your second option selected. I created a mobile theme for my current template but it is not rendering properly. Should I disable the Mobile Theme and Amp plugins?
Ok thanks!
So I did remove the generated CSS and that solved the background image issue. However, the mobile theme is still showing.
I did not use it yet.
NVM – I figured it out.
I asked a slightly different version of this same question earlier today:
https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/reducing-number-of-images-generated/
I assume the answer is similar? Thanks!