@anamaria please also include Mastodon and Threads

@simchris Thank you, that was it.

Of course, a DarkMode is not something that can be installed quickly, it takes a long time. But such a mode is now simply normal and the TagDiv team should really think about implementing it. It would be possible and perhaps an idea for version 13.

We should also not forget that a DarkMode helps people with visual problems.

It’s true that you shouldn’t over-optimize, but your mobile site could be a little faster.

You’re using the mobile theme plugin, right? If so, the answer is simple: turn it off. Newspaper is responsive and the mobile theme is frankly unnecessary as it’s very slow without proper caching. You don’t have to do much either: switch it off, adjust the mobile view a little in Composer and that’s it. Your website will then be much faster on mobile. Oh, and one more tip: throw away the default package if you don’t really need it (usually you don’t), because it also makes the website slower.

I can confirm that the update via the Newspaper Theme Updater worked without any problems.

Same here, after I tried to update the composer, the database load went through the roof.

What is the error that Google is showing you?

I’ll chime in: a dark mode is very important and we constantly get emails from readers asking for a dark mode.

You can use an external plugin, but integrating it into the theme means fewer problems. WP Dark Mode, for example, didn’t work properly for us.

And @simchris, since when is Elementor or Woocommerce a theme? They are still plugins.

The question has been answered. We have just decided to switch to “Load more” so that the problem no longer occurs.

Thanks for your help.

Hello, unfortunately this is not possible because I am currently working on design changes on a test system that is installed locally.

I use my own template, I have two blocks on the first page of the category that I do not want to be displayed on the second page. I just can’t find the option to hide them on the following pages.

It’s in your link: Update to the current version, which is 2.7.

@Anamaria Thanks for the explanation, after a few hours it worked and I have to say great update, the flex builder is awesome.

Same here, please urgently fix, since you can not make an automatic update

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You have to upload the ad.txt via FTP into your root directory (where the wp-config is located), then Google will find it.

This is the AMP plugin from WordPress, so you can ignore the point about AMPforWP. For RankMath, just disable “AMP” in the dashboard.

Step three you can do in RankMath as follows:

1. open “Redirects” in the plugin.
2. click on Add New and write
(.*)/amp in “Source URLS”
3. next to it select “Regex”.
4. In the Destination URL field write: /$1

That’s it, now only about two weeks to wait

1. Install the Plugin: “Real-Time Find and Replace.”
In the settings, check the “Use RegEx” box and write in the “Find” box:

<link rel=”amphtml” href=”(.+)” >

Leave the box “Repleace With” empty.

2. If you use WordPress AMP plugin, go to your SEO plugin and add <meta name=”robots” content=”noindex,follow”/> in the section for AMP (if you use Yoast, install Glue for Yoast SEO & AMP), if you use AMPforWP you can set it there directly in the “SEO” menu item.

3. Then add the following to the .htaccess file

RewriteRule ^(.*)\/amp$ $1 [R=301,L]

that was it

Don’t uninstall the amp plugin yet, wait a week or two. You can go to google webmastertools and have your sitemap re-indexed, then it sometimes goes a little faster.

It usually takes Google about 2 weeks to kick your AMP pages out of the index without you getting ranking problems.

great, worked, thank you

Thank you 🙂

Do I have to email you, because test system, with password lock

This way worked for me:
1. Install “Real-Time Find and Replace.”
In the settings, check the “Use RegEx” box and write in the “Find” box:

<link rel=”amphtml” href=”(.+)” >

Leave the box “Repleace With” empty.

2. If you use WordPress AMP plugin, go to your SEO plugin and add <meta name=”robots” content=”noindex,follow”/> in the secoton for AMP (if you use Yoast, install Glue for Yoast SEO & AMP), if you use AMPforWP you can set it there directly in the “SEO” menu item.

3. Then add the following to the .htaccess file

RewriteRule ^(.*)\/amp$ $1 [R=301,L]

and ready.

Don’t uninstall the amp plugin yet, wait a week or two. You can go to google webmastertools and have your sitemap re-indexed, then it sometimes goes a little faster.

No problem, in the meantime there was an answer and I know what’s going on. Thanks for the support 🙂

Is the volume of e-mail inquiries currently very high for you? Because especially with such a problem, you don’t like to wait long for an answer.

Hello,
I have already written you an email, access to the website or, in my case Froxlor, I may not give you just like that (DSGVO sends his regards).

However, it is not because of the firewall or another plugin, etc., in fact, another key, worked. However, I need the code that I just use as a replacement, actually for another website that should go online in the next few days. Would be nice if you look in your system and release the code again.

By the way, re-entering the code does not work, nothing happens when you click on activate.