You mostly just read about problems. I can say this much, that there were no problems with my two large websites. I only had to activate the composer in the plugin directory again, but otherwise it ran smoothly.
by the way, you can simply download the theme and plugins and if the update fails, so back to the old version. This is a bit cumbersome, but easy to do.
Unfortunately, not quite so simple, there is a tutorial (https://forum.tagdiv.com/how-to-make-the-site-faster/), but really much, you get out unfortunately not. You can do a lot with Cloudflare, but only with the Pro version and of course if you optimize WpRocket a little bit (https://www.andraware.com/wp-rocket-for-newspaper-theme/)
If it’s your own server, you can get a lot out of it with Nginx and Redis in conjunction with W3C Cache. And of course in which one throws for example some from the head (rds etc.)
AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) is an optimised website page format for mobile devices. AMP pages are designed to provide accelerated page display on mobile platforms. There are several plugins that automate this. In practical terms, it is an automatically generated, slimmed-down version of your website.
It was also practical for a long time, as AMP pages ranked better, but the advantage is now gone.
I would no longer recommend relying on AMP. Google has dropped AMP and more and more websites are throwing it out. It is also a lot of work as errors occur time and again that can lead to ranking collapses.
I honestly don’t see the point of the mobile theme. The only argument would be if it offered better pagespeed values, but when I look at my site, the values are significantly better without the mobile theme. Besides, it is easier to optimise Newspaper without the mobile plugin together with W3 Total Cache and a few lines of code. P.s. Cheers from Germany too 😉
Oh, I just manually applied the new theme version to the site, now it works. (seems to have been enough to ask here 😉 )
Thank you, for the support
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Micha.
does this only apply to localhost? I have a test page at beta.myurl. Under localhost you can not make a reasonable speed measurement.
Can you prove exactly how much damage you have suffered?
Well that was a fun morning today, lots of customers complaining, thanks for that.
Mistakes happen, but you should rethink the licensing system, unfortunately this is not the first mistake of Envato and if you earn money with your website this is extremely harmful. Apart from the SEO problems.
Hi,
yep i know you guys are working hard to improve the theme. One of the reasons I use it on so many client projects now.
It would be great if you include the notes for WooCommerce in your ideas list, because in my eyes they are important so that you can use the theme reasonably for stores as well. You can add it manually in the code, but that’s with tens of customers, after each update quite a lot of work.
Sorry for the very late reply.
Your idea to mark an item as unavailable is quite nice, but absolutely impractical for a store. The customer must know in advance that he can not buy a product, so you only annoy customers. At least the “Add to Cart” button needs to be replaced with a notice that it is currently unavailable.
Also, you should not exclude plugins like the “woo waiting list”, because this way you lose potential customers.
Overall, your plugin is really great, but not thought far enough, it lacks important elements that are very important for a store.
Simplest solution, edit the footer from the startpage (in the composer). Second possibility, change the footer template in the theme menu, then you can edit the old one as well.
Best with a plugin, for example: https://de.wordpress.org/plugins/cookie-notice/ or with https://devowl.io/de/wordpress-real-cookie-banner/
For me, the search (shows 10 products, but all with giant image below) and the product image (strange magnifying glass icon) in WooCommerce makes problems since the update. Back to the previous WP version is unfortunately not possible.
Go into the plugins menu and turn the TD plugins back on (Composer etc), then it should work, if you are using a cache, clear it once.
You can add the code to Function.php (and extend it with your fonts)
function dns_prefetch_mobile() {
echo ‘<link rel=”preload” href=”/wp-content/plugins/td-composer/assets/fonts/td-multipurpose/td-multipurpose.ttf” as=”font” type=”font/ttf” crossorigin=”anonymous”>’ . “\n”;
echo ‘<link rel=”preload” href=”/wp-content/themes/Newspaper/images/icons/newspaper.woff” as=”font” type=”font/woff” crossorigin=”anonymous”>’ . “\n”;
}
add_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘dns_prefetch_mobile’, 0 );`
Hello,
I still managed to do it last night. This was an error I created and had nothing to do with the theme.
It would be very good if you could add it. The field should not be missing, which is especially noticeable since the last Google update.
Hello,
I’m sorry, but I can only give you one link where you can watch it from the outside. I live in Germany and since this is not a private site, I am subject to the DSGVO and can’t give you access so easily.
Is there any other way we can handle this?
Oops I just see, sorry, when copying the text, something got mixed up.
Unfortunately this is not possible, as it is currently trying to do so on my home server in the test version of the site.
Hello,
that is also clear. But the problem is, if I put the advertisement for mobile in the middle, it is also in the desktop version in the middle and no longer on the right. (normally you can set it for each device separately, but i can’t do it here)
Hello,
thanks for the quick response. But that’s part of the problem, how can I set the ad to center for mobile when I have it set to the right for desktop (I’m not using the mobile theme). With the mobile theme this is no problem, but I do not use it
Hello, I know that the scheme has been changed, I’m just surprised that google is now teasing and apparently only at this review.
This should therefore not be due to the theme
Hello,
You can test it with this URL, then Google will throw out the warning.