Try this plugin to regenerate your images https://wordpress.org/plugins/force-regenerate-thumbnails/. Check it under the tools section of the wp-admin dashboard after installing.

If you have not edited any page or post with the visual composer, then you can remove it. The demos require td composer, and it is not recommended to use both plugins together. If you had made any pages with the visual composer, you should recreate them afresh with td composer to prevent any errors.

You can set the rounded feature using the border-radius css property. For example, the flex block 1 demo uses this code

.td_module_flex_1 .td-thumb-css {
    border-radius: 15px;
}

You can paste that into your custom CSS section and play around with the number of px to get the desired effect. You can even change the number from px to % e.g.

.td_module_flex_1 .td-thumb-css {
    border-radius: 5%;
}

There is also the option for border-radius in the CSS tab of the flex block element (when editing with td composer, just click the CSS tab at the top and scroll to see border-radius. I tried to test from there but the block images were not responding. Maybe you can try both solutions and choose the best for you.If you want to change any other block, just look for its CSS class using the browser inspect element and then test the border-radius.

NB: if you need the completely round images, just change the border-radius to 100%.

See this https://forum.tagdiv.com/the-child-theme-support-tutorial/

Change in Theme Panel>Translation>Translations. Just search the term there.

The only cache plugin tested with the theme is wp super cache. But WP rocket should work too. Just be careful with the minification settings and test every configuration with the theme to prevent any problems. (I don’t work here).

Last question, what resolution in pixels does the mobile theme take over from the desktop theme?

Good to know. If it is complex, then it is not worth it. Still, I hope you will be able to enable editing the mobile theme via child theme soon.

Use this code
.td_module_17 .td-excerpt {
margin-top: 0px;
}

You can play around with the number (e.g. 1px, 5px, 10px, etc or even -1px, -2px, -5px) until you get the look you want. Use that in your custom css section.

The code is also working on my site and the only thing I changed is the image size to a custom one that comes with the newspaper theme (‘td_696x385’).

Then it seems it is an issue related to my site. I will keep the custom option I implemented for now.

I like the new features coz I have used Medium in the past year with another publication and I did not find it hard to use. If the Newspaper theme can be integrated into it with no hustle, and once all the issues surrounding the editor are addressed, I am prepared to make the switch.

They are showing on my end on a desktop interface http://prntscr.com/izhqpp. The plus sign appears when the buttons cannot fit on a screen (such as on mobile devices) and clicking on it expands the selection of the buttons.

Find them in Newspaper>Plugins in your admin dashboard. Or check them in the plugins folder inside the newspaper-rtf folder you downloaded from ThemeForest.

@btanvi16 make sure you have followed all the procedures presented here and then clear your browser and website cache and check again.

I had to remove this code in the flex block 1 td_util::get_option('tds_category_module_flex_1') == 'yes') and replace it with this td_util::get_option('tds_category_module_2') == 'yes') for the category to show up. I am not sure why the first is not working.

Thanks Bogdan. That’s some good reassurance. As tagdiv team, what do you feel about the editor?

No, it does not work. I noticed some time back even when I imported the crypto news demo they did not show. Had to revert back to local news demo.

I had to revisit this topic after testing my site on a staging site with the current version of Gutenberg plugin (2.5.0) and I hope the tagdiv team can chip in, rather than expecting the same hopeless reply of “we don’t intend to use this plugin in future”. For once, as expected, the shortcodes associated with the theme are missing from the Gutenberg editor, but I mostly only use the smart list shortcode a lot and I had to type [td_smart_list_end] in a shortcode block at every instance of a new test post which was rather annoying (and even seems complicated for existing post). Second, I don’t know if this is due to the plugin or the theme, I tried to edit a published post and sometimes it would not show preview unless I made it into a draft, where then it would work.

My request to the team is to start considering how to integrate their features that are in the classic WordPress editor to the Gutenberg editor to save their clients a lot of agony and misery when the editor rolls out in WordPress core (5.0). Though I should point out I only had installed td composer and td newsletter only plus several other plugins that do not come with the theme.

But I still like it that there is the classic editor for now (with Gutenberg installed) so I could just switch back to classic and make the changes there. Still, this should be in the tagdiv team’s priority list.

Indeed it is a very strange thing. I decided to forego Pinterest altogether for now Until I figure out what the problem is.

Hi Simion. I am also having a similar problem with Pinterest, but in my case, when I share a post, the image and description show up. But after posting, when I go to Pinterest to check out the post, the image is missing and only the tagline shows. What could be the problem?

Go to Newspaper>Theme Panel>Header>Logo & Favicon and change it from there. Do the same for the logo for mobile using the recommended sizes.

Because it was not designed for posts. It is a Page Builder.

Try other grids and you will see they behave the same. It seems that’s how they are designed to behave on smaller devices. So it is a normal design feature.

Try these guides
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/score-100100-pagespeed-with-newspaper-wordpress-theme/
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/tutorial-chriss-custom-optimizations-for-functions-php-etc/
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/newspaper-theme-speedify-your-website/