Thank you, an option is much appreciated!

@TagDiv
Please make this an option, not like the last change where you just made all internal links nofollow because of one request. Every page owner has different needs and for some, internal linking is an important SEO factor supporting a better ranking.
So instead of just removing it like the last time, make it an option where every page owner can decide if they want to make it follow or nofollow. The problem at this time is, that page owners have to edit core files in order to enable follow or make it nofollow again.
Thank you.

For me it is trying to make GeoDirectory work. I did the same, created a new CPT template based on cloud library but I can’t make it pull any data or assigned it to be the template for the CPT.

Hi @Anamaria,
That was not the question. I’m trying to understand why it would be bad for SEO to have follow links. The reason why you set it to nofollow.
Also I don’t want to edit core files that get overwritten with updates. Do we get an option in a next update to choose if follow or nofollow?

I have the same issue with a different plugin. Create a blank template based on cloud library in the CPT section but it does not get applied.

Hi Anamaria,
Can you clarify the SEO issue for internal links when set to follow?
Thank you.

So what is the fix, if it was supposed to be fixed and they changed it free of charge? Please let us know!

Hello
He is right, we should have the option to select.
If the rating is based on user submission, then you can use the # of votes but if it is an article review written by an individual author, you should always show the name.
This should be fixed instead of being custom work.

With the new update available, is the demo for the advertised ACF feature now ready and online?

Any way we can expand the search to include tags as well?

Ah, I was already afraid of an advertised feature without examples or demo.

It is sad to see a developer not acknowledging the issue and then trying a workaround. It was a simple question with no solution. It was asked why you load so much code, why is it so bloated. You can check any demo of your cloud templates and see the problem right there. The use of plugins to fix this is just a band aid.

Hi Bettina,

Any ETA for a demo for the functionality in the photos you advertised? Hopefully, we don’t have to wait for another update to come out just to see how that works in a demo.

Thank you.

Hello,

I would not like to share it public but you can see on any of your demos that your theme is loading an excessive amount line of codes.

Thanks.

Hi Calin,

Unfortunately, that does not work for posts. My content on a blog is written in posts not pages.
No optimize plugin is able to cut your code of the source file. Still trying to learn why all that not needed code gets loaded on the page. Even Bing Webmaster Tools is complaining about it, see screenshot.
https://prnt.sc/ZhFbPVUgOFL4

Hi Bettina,
So according to the video, this works only on pages and not posts. Indeed I can’t see the save button on my end. Also the tool tip says that this is only moving the CSS below the fold at the end of the page which means it still loads.
Any more insights on this?
Thank you.

Sorry, this did not help or answer the question.

Hi Bettina,

As I mentioned, I have no speed issues. My site is crazy fast. A, 99%, 600ms. Again, this is NOT about speed.

This is about coding and unnecessary thousands of lines of code on every single page. Usually my page has less than 800 lines, with your theme it is in the 6000s.

My question was, how to load a page with only the code that is necessary. Code wise the site is just bloated.

Thank you.

For someone looking for a solution that does not override your changes, place this one in your functions.php of your child theme:
add_filter( 'comment_form_defaults', 'custom_reply_title' );
function custom_reply_title( $defaults ){
$defaults['title_reply_before'] = '<span id="reply-title" class="h4 comment-reply-title">';
$defaults['title_reply_after'] = '</span>';
return $defaults;
}

Hi Bettina,
I’m not looking for page speed, my site is blazing fast.
I’m just curious why the pages are so bloated with thousands of lines and unused CSS. I don’t think I need custom services, if the theme is placing 6000 lines of code on one page which is using only a couple of styles, that is a theme issue.
Any way when creating new headers or pages to only publish the CSS code that is indeed being used?

Hi Bettina,
I’m referring to the newspaper font that is loaded automatically.
/wp-content/themes/Newspaper/images/icons/newspaper.woff?20
Thank you.

Thank you Bettina!