Just go to the WordPress plugins section and deactivate it.
Look inside newspaper-tf>plugins folder for the rev slider plugin. Ensure you download “All files…” From ThemeForest and extract the file.
Hi Simion. I use the modified date in my single posts. So, I made custom changes in the file inside the cloud library>state>single (around line 709) to change the element ‘time’ to modified time. But it is affecting the time ago feature which also shows the modified date. Is the time ago feature affected by this change? I was trying to create a template for some posts and then backdate their publishing date rather than show the modified date. Or does editing a template with time ago feature mean the post will switch to modified date due to the publish time being the modified time?
Just to mention, I also left the original ‘time’ code in place and duplicated it below in the next line and changed the time to _modified_time but the templates showed the modified date and ignored the previous one. If there can be an option to show both published and modified date, then I can create classes for both and hide either via CSS in the templates I don’t want them to show.
You have to keep refreshing the page cache (Control+F5 on Windows) when on the post editor until you see the sidebar disappear.
Okay. Just remember to assign the imported template to all posts through the theme panel>post settings>default post template sitewide.
Yes, you can use the new cloud templates https://forum.tagdiv.com/tagdiv-cloud-library-plugin/. Import a single post template, then drag and drop the comment box to where you want. https://www.screencast.com/t/7kR190pUlu. If using the default templates, you will need to modify the theme code https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/post-comments-directly-under-post/.
You are welcome.
It is not inside the woocommerce folder but inside the less_files folder.
There is an easy way to do it with the new single post templates from the cloud library https://forum.tagdiv.com/tagdiv-cloud-library-plugin/. Just import a single post template and edit with td composer. You can assign the page title an h1, h2, h3 or h4 (Where you see Title Tag (SEO) dropdown http://prntscr.com/kn3onb)
See this article https://themeisle.com/blog/wordpress-heading-tags/
Go to Theme Panel>Header>Top Menu>show sign in/join and disable it.
The post title should be your h1 title. Optimize it with your keyword. Any other heading inside the article can be h2, h3, h4 etc and you can also include your keyword. Use the Yoast SEO plugin to assist you to optimize your post for SEO (I don’t work here).
Sorry. Try loop-single.php and replace this code <?php echo $td_mod_single->get_date(false);?> with the one you have above.
That should be single template 1.
Try all the solutions provided here. Also, try to clean up unused files in cpanel.
That is a block, not a post template. The post templates are under Theme Panel>Post Settings>Default post template (site-wide). That option you selected is for blocks.
Are you referring to the block titles background colour? The option I provided is the correct one to change the colour. Just make sure you are using block header style 1. For the page, edit blocks with td composer. For the sidebar, change the titles in appearance>customize>widgets. Or are you referring to the title hover colour for posts?
After you check the blocks and disable the thumbnails like Simion says, install “force regenerate thumbnails” plugin and check for the option to regenerate thumbnails under Tools in wp-admin. This will delete the unused thumbnails. Also, check this guide https://www.pickaweb.co.uk/kb/how-to-decrease-inode-usage-in-cpanel-server/.
Go to Newspaper>Theme Panel>Header>Logo & Favicon and scroll down to “TEXT LOGO FOR HEADER STYLE 9, STYLE 10 AND STYLE 11:” and delete the text under “ext logo tagline” and save your settings/
How many inodes is your hosting server providing? Also, check your cpanel trash and empty it, and if you use webmail, delete old emails you don’t need to save space.
Change colour using the title background color option http://prntscr.com/kmnugd
Open the post/page then on the admin bar, click on customise>widgets. Select the sidebar name>social counter and edit from there.
You are welcome.
Check inside newspaper>includes>demos>classy>pages>homepage.txt and copy-paste the code inside it in a new page and edit it the way you want with td composer.