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ctoweett
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Thank you for the compliment. The feature is not part of the theme. I am using a plugin called https://wordpress.org/plugins/mailchimp-wp/ but through a MailChimp account to show the boxes.

ctoweett
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@Bogdan B. I see from @cucumberadco site like the items he has under those categories are different (not sure if they are posts or pages). Never used the video demo before. Maybe you can check them out and provide a solution.

ctoweett
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Probably put https:// before the www. so it stops redirecting to your blog.

ctoweett
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You’re welcome.

ctoweett
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I can see the slide http://prntscr.com/i98xe2.

ctoweett
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Yes, you can. Create a menu and add the pages you want to appear in the footer in it in Appearance>Menus. Then assign it to the footer and save. It will appear on the right side of the sub footer like this for example http://prntscr.com/i987qn

ctoweett
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Paste this in Newspaper>Theme Panel>Custom Code>Custom CSS
@media (max-width: 767px){
.td-header-wrap .td-header-menu-wrap-full, .td-header-wrap .td-header-menu-wrap, .td-header-wrap .td-header-main-menu {
background-color: #523f6d!important;
}`
}

ctoweett
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@Simion C. My pleasure. I am always here trying to find tips to improve my site and it helps to answer some simple questions when the tagdiv team is on break (like at night or weekends).

ctoweett
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Have you tried dragging the items in the Events menu item to appear below the news menu item? Like this for example http://prntscr.com/i8f2vk

ctoweett
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Newspaper theme has a lot of tutorials and it is a good thing to start from there.

ctoweett
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All the best.

ctoweett
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You’re welcome.

ctoweett
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That’s beyond my knowledge man (I am just a community member like you). I hope @catalin-l can help. But if you want your site to look like the demo, then you need to import the exact demo from the Newspaper Theme Panel to your site.

ctoweett
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The overall theme colors can be changed from Newspaper>Theme Panel>Theme Colors for general theme colors and colors for other sections of the theme. For the read more button, paste this code in Newspaper>Custom Code>Custom CSS

.td-craft-ideas .td-read-more a {
background-image: none;
color: #777!important;
}

ctoweett
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Glad to hear I could help.

ctoweett
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@oliviaperegrino what @Chris S means is that when you install the Yoast SEO plugin, you should see a manual excerpt below the post editor like this http://prntscr.com/i7eb01 . So you just had to add your own excerpt here by clicking on the ‘Edit Snippet” section. Then after updating your post, you copy the post link and ‘debug’ it with Facebook Debugger here https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/ and scrape it until you see the excerpt on Facebook looking like the one on your Yoast SEO box.

ctoweett
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You left a decimal point before the code .td-post-author-name the correct code is .td-post-author-name, .td-module-comments {
display: none;
}
. Copy it as it is.

ctoweett
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Best to include your website link or the link to the affected post here.

ctoweett
tagDiv Member

Try and check Newspaper>Theme Panel>Translations and expand the “Translations” option. Search for those three terms and replace with what you want in the empty boxes provided then save.

ctoweett
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You mean the text in the footer below your logo? Go to your WordPress dashboard and select Newspaper>Theme Panel>Footer and scroll down until you see “footer info content”. Expand and edit what you want from here in the boxes provided and click save.

ctoweett
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To disable author name on homepage and comment count, post this in Newspaper>Theme Panel>Custom Code>Custom CSS on your WordPress Dashboard

.td-post-author-name, .td-module-comments {
display: none;
}

To show a specific number of posts on the homepage, go to WordPress dashboard and click on Settings>Reading and under “Blog pages show at most” box, put the number of posts you want to show on homepage and save.

Note: If you decide to use a custom homepage, some of these settings might change.

ctoweett
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@srikant Mine does not show meta description either, but I am cool with the title only. That was the only fix for me.

ctoweett
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Thanks. I figured it out by seeing there is an edit description box before sharing on Pinterest, so I replace the meta description with the title. Thanks though.

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