Or this link:

http://www.screencast.com/t/FRQ1Zio6bi

🙂

Hello again,

Sorry it’s the ‘subtitle’ not the h2 headings.

I have attached image for clarity:

Subtitle

Hope this helps

Regards

Kevin

Hi Catalin,

I think you misunderstand me, it is the subtitle text I need to be center aligned.

When using post template style 13 as standard it is left aligned and the header is center aligned which seems a bit odd.

I need both the heading and subtitle to be centered.

I hope that clears up the confusion 🙂

Kevin

Hi Catalin,

Thank you it worked perfectly 🙂

Great service again from the TagDiv team!

Best regards

Kevin

Hi,
Thank you for that 🙂
Kevin

Hi Jose,
I use 800×500 and this works good on most post types.
You can see example here: https://mybeadyeyes.com/
Hope this helps.
Kevin

@TechRanker

Hi,
Thanks for the advice it is much appreciated.

Will get to work on the theme!

Thanks again

Kevin

@TechRanker

Just one more question!

You said “This is SEO suicide. The <H2> tag should not be used by ANY theme on posts, pages, or other content pages”

I was under the impression that adding h2 tags on posts was a MUST for SEO!

Is this not true?

Regards

Kevin

Hi @TechRanker

Where would you put the code IF IsHomePage or IsArchivePage THEN <H2> ELSE <H3>; ?

Thanks
Kevin

Hi all,

If anyone is interested I managed to get round the H1, H2 on the homepage and category archives issue quite quickly and with a relatively simple solution.

Homepage:

Modify td_block_template_1.php file found in includes folder.

Modify h4 in this code:

$buffy .= ‘<h4 class=”block-title”>’;
if (!empty($custom_url)) {
$buffy .= ‘‘ . esc_html($custom_title) . ‘‘;
} else {
$buffy .= ‘<span>’ . esc_html($custom_title) . ‘</span>’;
}
$buffy .= ‘</h4>’;

To read ‘h2’

This changed the block titles on the homepage from h4 to h2

Category Archives:

Download and install CategoryTinymce plugin via your WordPress install.

Then edit your categories which will now have a fully functional editor similar to creating a post article.

You can then add all the h2 headings, images and customisations you want.

Note: Outcome will be determined by which category template you are using within the theme.

Look at this site to see:

Homepage Example: https://godhelpusall.com

Category Example: Finance News

Hope this helps a little.

Kevin

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@TechRanker

Hi,
Sorry I think you misunderstood the last message.
I am only interested in what theme or themes you are comparing Newspaper to!
Think it is only fair!
Don’t you?

@TechRanker

Hi, it wouldn’t be rude to state the theme that you are using as comparison to Newspaper for SEO!

There have been many claims and counter claims but no one seems willing to state the name of these ‘magical’ themes which Newspaper is compared to.

I am sure tagdiv wouldn’t mind being able to face it’s accuser!

At the least it would allow the tagdiv team to look it’s competition in the eye, so to speak.

Personally I have no issues with Newspaper concerning SEO, but that is just my 2 cents worth.

Kevin

If you don’t mind me asking, what theme are you currently using which rates highly for SEO?

Agree 100% with Chris!

I have used other premium themes in the past and the support offered by tagdiv and the community is by far the best.

Congratulations!

Hi Catalin,

Thanks you for all your help.

Great service as usual 🙂

Hi Catalin,

I may have figured it out!

I have used this code in custom css:

.category-1 .td-category-header.td-image-gradient-style8 {
background-color: rgba(162, 0, 255, 0.5);
}

To get this result: https://godhelpusall.com/alternative-news

I have then added a new block of code each with the specific category ID and custom colour and all seems to work OK.

Is this code correct? I am not very confident with css and would like to know if there is a more efficient way to accomplish the same result.

Thanks

Kevin

Hi Catalin,

Sorry if i was unclear in what i was asking.

As you can see in the image attached (http://www.screencast.com/t/NpVncZalXkjz)i have customised the area where the red arrow points to, i am not sure exactly what this area is called.

I have changed the colour of the background to yellow via the main style sheet and removed the pulldown and sibling categories from the template.

I was looking to find a way to have a different colour for this area for each of the categories on the site similar to the way the theme allows the ability to have unique tag colours per category.

Is this possible?

Thanks

Kevin

Hi Chris,

Thanks for the advice it is much appreciated 🙂

I will try indexing both and monitor to see the results.

Thanks again.

Regards

Kevin

<!– copy and paste. Modify height and width if desired. –>

Hi,

You will find them just to the left under “Formats”.

Highlight the text you want as a quote then click the menu “Formats” go down to “Quotes” and select which type you require.

Hope this helps.

Regards

Kevin

Hi,

I have been using SiteGround for several months after changing from LCN for my website https://godhelpusall.com and had similar issues with site loading.

After some investigation we tracked it to using SiteGround’s “supercacher” plugin and after switching to WP Supercache the problems disappeared.

SiteGround also seems to have issues with any CRON jobs which creates a lot of ‘CPU usage’ and ‘Account Executions’ so be careful with your plugins.

You can monitor this through cPanel within your SiteGround account, the panel to the left titled ‘STATS’ contains the data you need to watch.

Hope this helps

Kevin

Hi,

Thank you, I will give it a go.

Kevin

Happy New Year from not so sunny Scotland 🙂

Hi,

Thank you that worked perfectly and I have modified the rest of my custom css to suit.

Great service and support.

Thanks

Kevin