Which version are you using right now (the icon appears properly positioned http://prntscr.com/icl2o4)? I also had the same problem since v8.5 and none of the solutions in this forum worked and I had to use some CSS to position the icon properly. I also noticed the icon can appear broken when logged in but proper when logged out.
(I don’t work here). The mobile plugin can be problematic sometimes. Most of the problems I encountered with it were due to plugin conflicts. Disable all plugins except those from tagdiv and then activate the mobile theme. Clear your cache and test with your mobile phone. If it works, then you can activate each plugin one by one while testing to see what might be causing the problem.
(I don’t work here). They are visible on my end but they show Chinese characters (back to top button also not working). Maybe disable all plugins except those by tagdiv, clear cache and reset CDN files if you use it. If they are working after that, activate each plugin one by one and check the result. Please also check any custom code you might have added to the theme panel or the theme files. If you use a child theme, please switch to the main theme and see if they work coz a child theme might affect the proper functioning of the theme.
(I don’t work here). What I noticed with many WordPress themes is that the child themes do not inherit the customizations of the parent theme. With this knowledge, when I bought the newspaper theme, I just made customizations to the child theme right away. I also made some few customizations to the parent theme in case I have to switch from the child theme to the parent theme (such as due to plugin conflicts or bugs). In my thinking, the customizations for the child theme are kept separate from the parent theme, so you will have to modify the child theme from scratch (or try using this plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/customizer-export-import/).
I find this discussion might answer your question https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/27177
You’re welcome. Glad I could help.
Check below your WordPress post editor for post settings feature and expand it. Select smart lists and change it from there (better preview the post to see how the post will look like).
True. Also wanted to hide page views on posts and change the featured posts to popular posts but the mobile theme comes with predefined styles. That’s why I am not using it.
Use this code
.td_social_instagram .td-social-box {
background-color: #C32AA3;
}
or
.td_social_instagram .td-social-box {
background-color: #e4405f;
}
I had the same problem with the positioning of both the social icons and the search box from Version 8.5 and I used some CSS to position the icons properly in my theme coz the solutions in this forum did not work. Maybe you can try some CSS.
Not sure where the problem is. Maybe share your URL here with the tagdiv team to help you when they resume work from the weekend.
Just ask the tagdiv team where the code for that is located. (I don’t work here).
You are welcome.
I guessed that could have been the problem coz there is no selection box on the left of the category name. I also renamed my default category though I never use it on my blog.
I set some on my site using several hacks (but only for the current item, for example, when you click on a category in the header menu). But if you mean different colours for the categories when in the homepage, then for that I tried testing my site with inspect element in chrome, and the suggestion I have would only work if you provide your site link for further inspection, or wait for the tagdiv team to assist you on Monday.
Just a quick FYI, your site’s CSS is broken. Check it when you’re logged out of WordPress admin panel.
Did you rename your default category from “Uncategorized”?
For the desktop theme, just go to Newspaper>Theme Panel>Excerpts and make the changes from there.
It is because you are using the boxed layout. Adding a background image makes the theme to adapt to the boxed layout. Just remove your theme background image from the theme panel and it will work fine.
Paste this in Newspaper>Theme Panel>Custom Code>Custom CSS
.td-scroll-up {
display: none;
}
Some of the footer templates come with inbuilt styles (which some cannot be edited unless you tinker with the theme code). Some others you just have to go to Appearance>Widgets and replace the widgets. I use Footer style three on my site. But I guess the footer styles that appear with some whitespace in them (like 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 etc.) can be edited through Appearance>Widgets once you select any of the footer styles in the Theme Panel. (I don’t work here)
I doubt the theme supports views on pages and you will have to use a plugin that supports that feature, with no guarantees that it will work beyond these plugins tested with the theme by tagdiv in this list https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/it-is-possible-to-install-the-gdlr-event-plugin-in-the-newspaper-theme/ (I don’t work here).
I might be wrong (maybe the tagdiv team can correct me) but that slide you have does not ‘slide’. Maybe replacing those with new ones that you can create using the revolution slider plugin bundled with the theme can help.