Hi,

Thanks, but I kinda doubt this is an plugin conflict.
Isn’t there a CSS fix for this issue?

Thanks!

Hi Calin,

Thanks for the clarification, I understand. I’ll just use bigger images 🙂

Thanks

That worked, thanks!

Hi,

Thanks, but the issue also occurs when I upload a new small image.
So it doesn’t seem to be an issue with existing images.

Hi,

For every every td_module file, I replaced get_author with <?php td_get_post_coauthors();?>

However, the frontend of the homepage still only shows 1 author.

Hi,

But there certainly is a way to update the code so the default author field is replaced by the author field of Co-authors plus, right?

Hi,

We’re not using any caching plugin, just a plugin that purges the Varnish caching.
Could it have something to do with the ‘tagdiv mobile theme’ plugin?

It’s not only on mobile, I’m getting the ‘newspaper’ logo on all screen sizes when I scroll. Where can I change this logo?

You can’t see it on the site right now, because I changed the menu bar to the previous one while I wait for your reply 🙂

Thanks!

Hi,

I tried it with a cloud header template and was able to add the second header logo. However, I’m still having a responsive issue.

When I visit my website on mobile (https://shoot.be), the two header logo’s are shown fine, but then when I scroll a bit, it shows the default ‘Newspaper’ logo again with my tagline.

How can I replace this so it shows the two logo’s instead? I tried making the menu fixed, but then it just shows the ‘newspaper’ logo over the fixed menu bar.

Found the settings in Theme Panel – Post settings. Thanks 🙂

Hi,

Thanks. How do we set this as default so we don’t have to set it for every post?

Hi,

Here a link to the website.

Isn’t there just a setting somewhere to show/hide the sidebar in post articles?

Thanks!

Hi,

Thanks, but where in these files can I find the the_author() part? Because I have to replace this party by the code of the co authors plugin.

So I just read that I should alter loop-single.php in the td-composer plugin, but changes made in that file still aren’t shown on the frontend of the website.