That requires a plugin with exit intent. That feature is available with most premium email subscription plugins like Optin Monster, but there are free ones like Yeloni Exit Popup in the WordPress plugin directory.

If you use the mobile plugin, you have to create pages for the mobile theme to show since it will not show those on the desktop or those made with page builder. Just open both pages in the page editor and scroll to the very bottom and you will see a mobile editor where you can make the changes (either copy and paste the content in the page editor to mobile editor if it is HTML, or create the pages afresh in HTML if you built them with page builder). You can also disable the mobile plugin because the theme is responsive and your pages will show on mobile devices.

Deactivate and delete the tagdiv composer (and tagdiv multipurpose if you use it) and then install the updated ones that came with the new theme version.

You have to install the multipurpose plugin that comes with the theme. Check it in Newspaper>Plugins.

Just check Newspaper>Plugins on your WordPress dashboard and it should be there to install. If not, go to your ThemeForest downloads section and download “All files and documentation”. Extract the file and you will find the plugin in the plugins folder which you can upload to WordPress.

Just upload a background image in Newspaper>Theme Panel>Background and/or set a background colour in Theme Panel>Theme Colours>GENERAL theme colours>Background Colour and your site will automatically adapt to the boxed version. (You can do the reverse by removing the background colour and/or image if you want to do away with the boxed version.

You will have to use CSS I guess. Only the new flex block module (I have seen) has the option to hide the excerpts. Which modules are you using (share your site link)? I can try to provide you with a CSS code to paste in the custom CSS section (I don’t work here btw).

I also had the same problem with header style 12. The problem is due to a change in the line height of the search button it seems, and I could provide a solution with CSS if you share your site link. (I don’t work here btw, but I have a similar problem and tagdiv team promised to make the search button line height to adapt automatically when the header us changed in a future update. In the meantime, I had to align my search button properly in the header with CSS).

You can minify the CSS using a tool like this https://www.seocentro.com/tools/online/minify-css.html. Just download the style.css file and copy everything inside it and paste in the box provided in the link above. Click submit and once the code is minified, copy the result and paste it in the downloaded file to replace the code inside it. Just click save and re-upload the file inside the newspaper theme folder and overwrite the original one.

Which slider are you using? If you’re using one of those that come with newspaper theme, just open it with td composer and then in the filter tab, there is an option to filter the posts by random, latest, popular 7 days, etc. You can change the result from there.

I can see images on your homepage, but this post has no featured image https://bigthinkingbabyboomer.com/3-simple-steps-to-living-the-digital-lifestyle. (Maybe try to clear your site and browser cache to see if you can see other images). I’d also suggest you regenerate your thumbnails using this plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/force-regenerate-thumbnails/ (find its options in WordPress Tools section after installing).

Create a new item on the menu with the ‘custom link’ option and call it Offerings in the ‘link text’ box but replace the link with a # symbol. After saving it, add it to the menu, then drag and drop the two other pages under this item and delete the previous ‘offerings’ page from the menu. After saving this menu, try and check if it works the way you want.

Just use blocks without excerpts (like block 1, 3).

I use the plugin to optimize javascript but not CSS and I would not recommend you to optimize CSS in the newspaper theme with the plugin.

The only tested and recommended plugins to use with the theme are these ones:

WP Super Cache- caching plugin
Contact form 7- used to make contact forms
bbPress- forum plugin
BuddyPress- social network plugin
Font Awesome 4 Menus- icon pack, supported in the theme menus
Jetpack- plugin with lots of features *it may slow down your site
WooCommerce- eCommerce solution
WordPress (Yoast) SEO- SEO plugin
Wp User Avatar- Change users avatars
WPML – multilingual plugin

Anything beyond this list is not tested and I cannot say for sure if it will work or not. (I don’t work here).

Same on my side. Maybe the person needed just to deactivate the plugin. Nice looking site btw.

Module 3 (block 5) can show three columns (3/3) if you create a page using td composer and selecting a page template without sidebar (Such as page builder+overlay menu). See this https://forum.tagdiv.com/theme-blocks-modules/ (I don’t work here).

I think the media queries used in CSS help in detecting the screen resolution of a device. The challenge with web development is that most designs are optimised for sites below 1200px because research shows people are nowadays accessing websites more through their phones than desktops. Maybe someone from the tagdiv team can provide a better professional answer.

Check your downloads section from ThemeForest.

What’s your site link? (Try this in the meantime https://www.elegantthemes.com/blog/tips-tricks/stuck-in-wordpress-maintenance-mode-heres-how-to-get-out-of-it) (I don’t work here btw).

Use this code
.td-category-header .td-page-title {
display: none;
}

(I don’t work here) you can decide to either stick with what you are using right now or upgrade to Newspapers AMP plugin. Though you have to make some tests because some people are reporting some errors with the tagdiv plugin based on their sites. It is better you try the tagdiv’s plugin on a test site if you want to see a demo of how it works. Then you can make your choice.

If it shows a grey image holder with some multiplication number, then you need to enable the thumbnails for that block with that specific dimension in that image (e.g. if it shows 100×70, look for the same) in the Theme Panel>Block Settings>Thumbs on Modules/Blocks. If the block does not have images at all, then maybe it does not support images. Just select block 7 on your widgets section (to display like the latest posts section in the site you shared) and filter the posts to your liking. (I don’t work here btw).

The theme comes with a fixed width (I think 1164px) and it cannot be stretched in the manner you indicate because most elements are fixed at this width and messing with it will break the responsiveness. However, you can create a custom homepage with the td composer and then stretch the rows with the content (On Add element, select a row and drag it to somewhere on the page. Then click on that row and on the left, the box will display something like this http://prntscr.com/ikmfay. Click on the small font saying ‘row’ at the top, then scroll until you see something like this http://prntscr.com/ikmdqm and select the ‘stretch row’ option. There are several options to choose from there for various screen sizes (1400px+). For the posts, this will not work though. Coz even if you remove the background image and colour, there will be white space on the edges of the screen.

Do you use a caching plugin? Empty the site cache coz it seems to be a caching problem.

All CSS codes you put in the custom CSS section will be saved in the database. So even if you delete and upload the theme via FTP, everything should work as it should.