I take advantage of the topic to signal another very important feature to implement in tdComposer: it is to be able to save block presets.
This is very important because, especially in publishing a newspaper, you need to recall a preset for a specific publication in a simple way.
Thank you again for your attention.

Fabio Duranti
Radio Radio Network – CEO

It would be useful (for example) to build a page with several lines (sections) with a first line with theme blocks and in the bottom section (row) two columns with text or other content (or shortcode), and still below (other row) other blocks or other.
This can now be done with Visual Composer, with no problem and all responsive.
This is just an example, and it must also be possible with tdComposer, to increase its great integrated system value, and the efficiency it has demonstrated.

Fabio Duranti
Radio Radio Network – CEO

We are programmers and we can say that TagDiv guys have done an excellent job; our tips are for improvement and to allow system usage to all needs.
The issue of columns is important, because in some sections of some pages you do not use theme blocks, but you may need to have different columns for custom textual or other content.
It takes time to fix these things and we are sure the team will solve everything.

Fabio Duranti
Radio Radio Network – CEO

Hi Simon,
Thank you for the reply.
I’m sure you will improve your composer, and that we can use it soon.
On the issue of the columns, I do not quite agree: the fact is that there may be occasions, on some pages, where the two columns can be useful.
I understand that the layout is designed to accommodate the default theme blocks, and therefore the structure is designed to work best, but in some cases it may be necessary to display the content differently (ie in two columns) without using the blocks.
For example, you can see our privacy page http://deb.radioradio.it/privacy/ with a large column at the bottom and two spoilers on two columns side by side for details, or the live radio page at http://deb.radioradio.it/diretta-radio/ with comments and live SMS messages on two columns.
All this works perfectly and is 100% responsive on all devices.
You could leave the publisher the ability to create the two columns (even within the content column) with the recommendation not to use theme blocks (only text and/or compatible content) and the warning that this would create viewing issues!
It would thus preserve every possibility for everyone.
Thanks for your attention.

Fabio Duranti
Radio Radio Network – CEO

• This reply was modified 9 years by FabioDuranti.

+1 the same thing!

• This reply was modified 9 years by FabioDuranti.

…obviously it will be my code that will point to the file “image-300×300.jpg”.
What interests me is only that at the time of the upload, the system also produces cropping es. 300×300.
Thanks again.

Fabio

I know it’s not easy, but it can definitely be solved with the solution that I proposed; that is, being able to overwrite the file ‘/include/td_config.php’ in child theme and add module/blocks as you want.
This solution would give added value to all your already great job.

Your advice is correct, and that’s what we had done, but now we decided to modify the file ‘/include/td_config.php’ in the theme parent, and add a new module in the child theme (it works perfectly!).
Obviously, we will control each update, and add the code again in the event of your changes to the file; this until you can overwrite the files in the child theme.
Good day and thank you.

Fabio

Of course you’re right!
But then, as I said in the other topic, the meta info will not work on all pages in which they are used.
I’ll explain:
I decided one type of design, and will use almost always the same module; then I make a custom post to see the people who are part of my business that I view with the same module, but I will not, of course, might see the meta info. This is not possible, and it would be appropriate to remove meta info.
Thanks for the attention.

Fabio

Hello Bogdan,
if I may make a suggestion:
it would be enough to make overwritten by the theme child the file /include/td_config.php, to record the new modules (or blocks…) and then insert the modules (or blocks…) in the child theme correct folders.
Thanks for the attention.

Fabio

Hello Catalin,
it does not seem a good thing!
Such a beautiful job falls on a thing like that?
I hope you can fix this.
Good day.

Fabio