Just check this guide https://forum.tagdiv.com/system-status-parameters-guide/

It is not possible at the moment. It can only be used with the td composer on a page. Tagdiv team says the next update will provide this option. (I don’t work here).

You are welcome.

Should be inside the folder newspaper-rtf that came with newspaper 8.7 https://tagdiv.com/td_deploy/Newspaper/changed_files_8.6_8.7.html

See this https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/upgrade-newspaper-4-to-newspaper-8/

@dlr720 I thought you were talking about the homepage (showing latest posts). Sorry about my previous comment.

Unfortunately, you cannot preview any items edited through theme panel (I guess). You would be able to achieve what you want through a staging site though http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-create-staging-environment-for-a-wordpress-site/

See this topic https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/errors-happened-during-tdciframedata-init-bindviewsmodelswrappers-14/

See this https://forum.tagdiv.com/system-status-parameters-guide/ and this https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/score-100100-pagespeed-with-newspaper-wordpress-theme/

Did you change your image URLs from HTTP to https? You can use the search and replace plugin in the WordPress directory to do that.

Try Newspaper>Theme Panel>Translations and look for those elements and replace with your own words where necessary.

But that is an external feature that requires an external plugin.

The space started showing up bigger than usual as screeshot by @mjehangir after update 8.7. Will try to figure out what the issue is, but you can assist if you find anything.

Yes, you can. Se this topic https://forum.tagdiv.com/mega-menu/

This will involve editing theme files and it would be better if you use a child theme to prevent the changes being lost when updating the main theme.
1. Go to Newspaper>Includes>Modules and look for td_module_mx4.php (main theme). Then open it and replace the code inside it with this and save.

<?php
class td_module_mx4 extends td_module {
function __construct($post, $module_atts = array()) {
//run the parrent constructor
parent::__construct($post, $module_atts);
}
function render() {
ob_start();
$title_length = $this->get_shortcode_att(‘mx4_tl’);
?>

<div class=”<?php echo $this->get_module_classes();?>”>
<div class=”td-module-image”>
<?php echo $this->get_image(‘td_218x150’);?>
<?php if (td_util::get_option(‘tds_category_module_mx4’) == ‘yes’) { echo $this->get_category(); }?>
</div>

<?php echo $this->get_title($title_length); ?>
<?php echo $this->get_date();?>

</div>

<?php
return ob_get_clean();
}
}

2. If you use a child theme, create a similar path inside the child theme. To do this, create a folder called ‘includes” inside the child theme, open the modules folder and create another folder inside it called ‘modules’, and finally, create a PHP file with the extension td_module_mx4.php inside the modules folder. Open the created php file and paste the code above and save. Go to your theme and see the changes.

See this topic https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/i-cant-save-settings-in-theme-panel/

@willysawa Install and activate the td multipurpose plugin and see if that will resolve the error. (I don’t wok here).

Try the ‘column text’ element in td composer to insert shortcodes. Got the news ticker at the top of my homepage working by using that element in td composer.

Have you activated WP Bakery Visual Composer?

That option is just for saving shortcodes which should contain these symbols []. I don’t know what you are trying to achieve with what you’re doing. (I don’t work here).

@erosm email cotact@tagdiv.com and request a copy of the previous version(s) of the theme. @NightwolfBlood the td composer was updated on 20th February. Maybe you should download it afresh and try again. (Remember to update the multipurpose plugin too if you use it).

I doubt the theme has that option. You’d require a plugin like this https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-hide-post/ (but be aware it is not among the recommended plugins that are tested with the theme.)

I also just know basic things from working with several WordPress themes, so most things about the theme are also technical for me. Now. let me try to answer your questions:
1. Some people were getting errors with their theme after updating to 8.7 and being told to install td composer first was in a bid to try and correct those problems. You can later deactivate td composer if you want to use visual composer. Though the theme developers recommend td composer coz it has elements developed specifically for the theme, with major (and minor) improvements coming in future. You don’t have to install visual composer after td composer if your theme works smoothly if you update visual composer (and bot page builders should not be used together to avoid conflicts).
2. Which cache plugin are you referring to? There is no specific order to install or update the theme specific plugins. If they do not update automatically after updating the theme, just deactivate and delete them and install them afresh from Newspaper>Plugins section or via ftp from the plugins folder of the Newspaper-rtf folder (the one you download from theme forest with al the files inside).
3. If you have chosen td composer, just know you will have to recreate any pages you made with visual composer afresh. The best advice I can give you, first, to know some basics about the newspaper theme coz it is the theme you are currently using, and second is is to always sure you back up your site (at least daily for the database and weekly for the whole site, and I recommend updraft coz it supports remote storage to google drive, Dropbox and others, and also back up the site before updating the theme). I would recommend this site http://www.wpbeginner.com if you want to learn anything about WordPress as a beginner coz it was very useful to me in the beginning (and still is, I, in fact, visit it at least once a week).

Hope that helps you out, and the tagdiv team can add on it.

Is that really possible? Coz that space is the bottom margin for paragraphs

.td-post-content p {
    margin-bottom: 26px;
}

Unless you don’t want any space below your paragraphs (Which makes everything look like this http://prntscr.com/ijoff5, then you can set the margin to in the code above to zero, which is not recommended coz it will break the layout of all your paragraphs in your website).

Another option might be to use this code

iframe {
    margin-top: -25px;
}

(you can try to adjust the pixel number to the exact space you want while maintaining that negative symbol) but I am not sure if there are other theme elements that use iframe and they might be affected by this code. Maybe you can try to check around after pasting the code into your custom css.

I don’t use that plugin. But it’s good you’ve figured it out. (I don’t work here btw).