Go to Newspaper -> Plugins
Both ‘tagDiv Composer’ / ‘tagDiv Cloud library’ plugins are required and may need to be updated and activated (it is a 2 step process; click to update, then click again to activate; perform this on both plugins)
I just updated my site and noticed that I had to perform this after 12.7.7 update
Hope this is your answer.
(random user)
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This reply was modified 2 weeks by
marcusdoc. Reason: clarity
fair enough
I notice though that only the date from (Single Post Date) is printed without the preceding text (Inline Text); as well the entirety of (Single Post Modified Date) is not printed; What CSS do I need to show all of this?
Inline Text + Single Post Date
Single Post Modified Date
Inline Text + Single Post Date (have to use Inline Text to include text)
Single Post Modified Date (has the ability to include text)
Any way to conditionally hide “Single Post Modified Date” per post (it appears that it is hidden from the print output … why???)
I’ve had numerous test sites built, then moved on to different IP’s but you have to make sure that you only have it actively assigned to 2 addresses (IP or HostName).
Review your license page.
My current version of tagDiv Composer is Version 5.4.1 | built on 29.04.2025 10:27
WordFence does not indicate there is a problem with this more recent version.
rechecking the site (next day) and apparently the regex captures /?=author as well as /?author{anything}
thanks anyways … hopefully the regex can help others
(perhaps the cache was not updated immediately)
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This reply was modified 1 year by
marcusdoc.
There is still an issue:
1) mobile printing still prints the background header image … how do I hide this?
other thing for the devs to consider:
a) why did I have to invoke the !important flag; what other CSS preventing this from normally occurring without the !important flag
There were still issues with the mobile page printing and I had difficulty identifying what exactly was changed so I restored the website.
In LiveCSS, I added the following code:
@media print {
.tdb-logo-text-wrap {
display: none !important;
}
body {
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
}
}
by adding the !important flag it places the CSS at a higher priority and thus it actually works !!!
Result:
Desktop printing: perfect
Mobile printing: it still wants to print the background header image … how do I hide that image (I can’t find the CSS name)?
I also tried placing the new working CSS within Newspaper’s
Theme Panel – Custom Code – Custom CSS
however, the !important flag was flagged by the panel and the end result did not work
— email response from TagDiv Support —
Hello,
Sorry for the delay.
Indeed, after many investigations, it seems there is some issue. To provide a solution until this issue is resolved, I created mobile pages and mobile templates, so please check now.
Thank you,
Anamaria
— end of email —
I did as you asked yesterday …
anyone there?
With each instance of new CSS code that was provided, the code was inserted as per instructions, tested, reported on this thread, then removed as it was not functioning properly.
I will re-insert your last recommended code so that you can validate yourself that it is not working properly.
How do I rectify this problem?
Thank you.
tried tdb-logo-text-title within your CSS and no change
Thank you for the quick reply, but the latest code does nothing (both logos are present when printing; unchanged).
Any other suggestions?
It now removes BOTH logos when printing; how can I just remove the mobile logo text?
The issue is quite apparent, but how does one correct this error?
