ctoweett If you use the tagdiv composer (needed for demos and custom pages), install the one that came with the version 8.7 of the theme via Newspaper>Plugins and you are good to go.
ctoweett (I don’t work here) wait for @Catalin to provide a better solution.
ctoweett @StephenLieu no. You will just have to delete the newspaper theme 8.6 and install the 8.7 plus the plugins it comes with (td composer has been updated). But remember to back up your site before updating. @luchtzak ftp is the best way, but for me, I have access to my cpanel, so I usually just upload the theme directly into the theme folder and extract it from there without having to connect via ftp.
ctoweett There are many solutions provided in here already. Deactivate and delete the td composer and install the one that came with the new theme. For future updates, it is better to update the theme via FTP https://forum.tagdiv.com/install-via-ftp/ .
ctoweett I thought you said you updated to version 8.7? Install the version 8.7 you downloaded from envato via your cpanel (ftp). Then deactivate and delete the td composer plugin and install the one that is inside the version 8.7 theme in Newspaper>Plugins. That should solve your problem.
ctoweett ctoweett You should get comfortable using ftp (or the cpanel upload option) coz it is the most secure and stable way to get things right.
ctoweett Delete the composer and install it afresh through Neswpaper>plugins (after updating to newspaper 8.7).
ctoweett That is possible with the mobile plugin.
ctoweett Install the theme afresh via your cpanel (ftp). Then deactivate and delete the td composer plugin and install the one that is inside the theme in Newspaper>Plugins. That should solve your problem.
ctoweett Just a btw, have you updated the theme first before installing the new td composer?
ctoweett Just update the parent theme using that guide. The child theme will not be affected.
ctoweett Go to Appearance>Customise>Widgets and select block 7. Then filter the posts by either popular (all time) or popular (last 7 days). Limit the number of posts to what you want and then publish the changes.
ctoweett Check this guide https://forum.tagdiv.com/how-to-update-the-theme-2/
ctoweett Delete the tagdiv composer and install the one that came with the new theme.
ctoweett Delete the td composer plugin and install the updated version that came with the theme version 8.7.
ctoweett There was a similar topic posted in this forum a while back. Try searching and see what you can get (or try disabling your plugins except those by tagdiv and test if it is a plugin conflict).
ctoweett Do you have access to your cpanel? Login and delete the td composer plugin and install the one that came with theme version 8.7. Also, update the theme via FTP and all should be well.
ctoweett You’re most welcome.
ctoweett @kwacha most of the solutions provided seem to be working (updating theme then td composer mostly).
ctoweett Thw crypto demo is very huge (4.28mb on gtmetrix). Any way to modify the image sizes @Simion C>
ctoweett Just go to Newspaper>Theme Panel>Header and disable the Top Menu.
ctoweett First, update the theme via FTP. Then delete the tagdiv composer plugin and install the updated version that came with the theme. If you use visual composer, after updating the tagdiv composer, deactivate the tagdiv composer and I hope it should be fine now.
ctoweett It is good to use the search bar before posting here to see if you can find similar solutions.
ctoweett It seems that is how the plugin is configured. Some plugins have shortcodes that you can implement inside theme files. Personally, I prefer using code to add facebook comments so that I can play around with the theme files than using a plugin.
