Darn, I meant to title this as “Where can you change Mobile Theme FOOTER elements”

You need a mobile browser to view what the mobile theme looks like. I have yet to be able to find out a way of previewing it at all. I just enabled the mobile theme, turned it on in the settings, and then started using it. You can also see it in action using development mode of Chrome and selecting the “mobile” icon which will make Chrome appear to be a mobile device to WordPress. That’s useful for debugging and looking at css. You have to reload your web page after you turn the Chrome page into a mobile setting.

Also, you have to remember to put custom css code for the mobile theme into the special mobile theme custom css code area, not in the regular custom code area.

Sorry, my site is at: https://rsfpost.com

When you say nothing is happening, what do you see, exactly? Do you get a side swipe from left to right of? You can look at my site, and see how the menu should look – I’ve done some text styling, and added a picture, otherwise, I think it defaults to a blue gradient for the background.

OK, that works for getting the stylesheet link into the header, but how do you reference the font in the newspaper theme font section?

To answer my own question, looks like you just type in the font family name into the CUSTOM FONT FAMILY 1 box in the Custom Font area of the Theme interface.

• This reply was modified 7 years by cosmacelf.

This does not help at all. The new adobe font site gives you a stylesheet link to include in the html head. How can you do this with this theme??

Alternatively, is there a way to use or move different modules into different blocks? It seems that I like the look of Module 17 which is only available in Block 22. Can I use Model 17 in any other blocks?

Yes, I’m wondering the same thing. Any other way to get support?

Just to reply to myself – I got my calendar widget to display. I did indeed simply put in the short code for the calendar widget into the page. Before, or instead of editing the page with tagdiv composer, edit the page normally with the WordPress editor, and you will see lots of short codes for tagdiv. Just insert your short code in the appropriate spot.

I used a Block Text With Title block and it looks like this (the ai1ec shortcode is for my calendar):

[td_block_text_with_title custom_title=”Calendar”][ai1ec view=”agenda” display_filters=”false”][/td_block_text_with_title]

If I did find a good calendar plugin, how would I have the calendar widget inserted onto a page using tagdiv composer? Is there a way to populate a column or box with a short code or somehow get the calendar to display?