See this topic https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/widget-title-background-and-text-color/

Unfortunately, the theme does not support the autoload next post feature coz the tagdiv team says it is a complex thing to implement with the theme. You’d have to try plugins or hire a developer to implement the feature on your theme.

Yes. The theme offers lifetime updates with each purchase. But if you need support (beyond the support forum I guess) you can pay for the support extension. Just make sure the box shown here in the ThemeForest downloads section is ticked http://prntscr.com/iscnmc to receive updates once the theme is updated.

Some footer templates have predefined content, this cannot be removed, and your added content will be displayed below them. There are multiple footer templates to choose from including blank templates
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/footer-templates/

Just use another footer without those widgets (like 3, 5, etc) and insert your own coz it will require you to modify theme files to remove the codes showing the default theme widgets.

Install and activate this plugin ttps://wordpress.org/plugins/cryptocurrency-price-ticker-widget/

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Are you sure? This is block 7 as seen in the sidebar customise section http://prntscr.com/ipug71 and as you can see, there are options to change what you want.

I also faced the same challenge and I had to adjust it using CSS code. Share your site link here for assistance.

Thanks for the correction. Glad it worked out for you.

If you want the slider to be full width, then don’t use the background image coz it makes the theme adapt to boxed layout automatically.

check studio.envato.com

Add it to the custom CSS section in your theme panel.

Check this guide https://forum.tagdiv.com/how-to-update-the-theme-2/

What is the image size? It is better you have the image width bigger (I recommend something like 1920px width). Is this the menu header you are talking about or post header?

Try this code
.td-post-template-3 .td-post-content {
margin-top: 0;
padding-left: 4%
padding-right: 4%;
}
and try playing around with the percentage number to get the perfect alignment you want (you can increase or decrease the numbers as you like till you get a perfect look.)

Then just wait for the tagdiv team to give you a better answer. I had the same problem in the past before I bought Newspaper Theme and it was related to a plugin conflict.

Share your site link for better assistance.

The tagdiv composer has an option to stretch the rows. See this https://www.screencast.com/t/RlJHQWPbpFHU

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Your website is down http://prntscr.com/ipc7vx . To remove the search bar, just go to Newspaper>Theme Panel>Header>Header Style and set the search position to hidden.

I am assuming you are using a custom homepage. Open the page with the tagdiv composer and search for “column text” element in the add new element section. Then click on edit content and paste your shortcode there. (I don’t work here).

I don’t know how your categories look in theme panel coz I am using the latest version of the theme (8.7.2) But in Theme Panel>Categories, you should see an option at the very end of each category “CUSTOM SIDEBAR + POSITION” which on the right allows you to create a sidebar for that category. After saving your settings, you have to open that category from your blog, then go to customize and assign new widgets to that sidebar.

Just go to Newspaper>Theme Panel>Header>Top Bar and set “Enable top Bar” to off and then save the settings.

Check under Newspaper>Theme Panel>Translation>Translations and search for it in the list and change to whatever you want.