I’m also not sure what this is or how to delete it: https://www.evernote.com/l/ADGuftjtgX1PHqO9lJroqr2GpW61BAwz3-k

It’s part of the template it looks like.

Ah yes, ok that was it. It’s resolved now. Thanks for your help!

My theme options are not the same, see here: https://www.evernote.com/l/ADG-1SgdSHFEcY_e46QtaVcwNmyWAUHI83o I don’t have a toggle for “background boxed layout”

Hey so I checked and background colors are set to clear. See here: https://www.loom.com/share/2f29ac1999e2422db5b81c9f34c3f398

Checking in again here.

Checking in again here.

This continues to be a recurring thing. Sidebars are missing from random articles. See here: https://williamsonsource.com/covid-19-guidelines-for-summer-camps/

Here is my view: https://www.evernote.com/l/ADFOdQPZvNJNJ77DJR3OKAImocSwHMww_V4

Checking back in here?

Hey, one of my devs had gone in with me unaware and temporarily put a fix in on that example page I sent. See this new link: https://williamsonsource.com/news/

tagDiv Cloud Library is not enabled.

Hey – of course right after I sent this, my dev was able to figure it out. So we’re all good! Thanks.

Here is a link to the dev site (9.7): https://dev1.williamsonsource.com/
Here is a link to the live site (8.7): https://williamsonsource.com/

Another question here, we’ve got the “Regenerate Thumbs” plugin installed and setup, however we still get thumbs that are not displaying correctly. See here: https://www.evernote.com/l/ADHmsAAlOz1KJYJXcvZ5OUy5BU9MB5kqNkc

Does “Regenerate Thumbs” not automatically do this? We went through the steps in the suggested tutorial above where we regenerated all thumbs, but it’s still displaying newer images incorrectly since then?

Thanks for that info Edward – we’ll definitely look into that option.

Thanks for the response here – but this doesn’t explain why non DFP related items are not showing in the sidebars? Why is that happening?

Thanks for this, I’ll have my developer look at it, but what about the items in the sidebar that are not DFP? Shouldn’t those at least be showing?

Our ads are Google DFP and they are in iFrames which would not really cause issues in breaking the HTML though? And besides that, we have other things in the sidebar besides the ads that should at least be showing?

Ok that makes sense. So just so that I understand, each time I upload an image, the theme creates and stores size versions for each thumbnail toggled on in “Thumbs on Modules/Blocks”? So right now, I have 12 sizes toggled on, does that mean each time I upload an image, the theme creates and stores 12 different versions of that image on the server? That will take up server space very fast right?

Thanks for the info here, I’ll pass that sizing along.

Regarding regenerating thumbnails – I read the tutorial and went through the process of installing that plugin and regenerating my images. However, I notice that when I add a new image, I still have to manually go in and regenerate that thumbnail for it to fill the blocks correctly on my landing pages? Is there not an option to regenerate thumbs automatically when a new image is added to the site?

Ok thanks. We’ll give this a try and let you know if we have other questions. Thanks!

We actually resolved this – the issue was in the theme settings for categories. I wasn’t aware you could set a sidebar per category, and there were a couple of category that had wonky sidebars assigned (td_demo_sidebar?). Thanks for your help here.

Any answers here?