You’re welcome 🙂
Nice attitude
Cuz you are using a different cache plugin that recommended by the author, and like you say “Just Updated Comet Cache a week ago”, maybe they have changed something in functionality.
The view counter allways worked that way.
I’m not work here, i’m a user like you
1. Theme panel / TRANSLATIONS / Translations
2. For every post at the bottom page (back-end) you have an option “Post Settings”
Theme panel / CATEGORIES / down to “Per category settings” and you’ll see “CATEGORY TAG COLOR ON POST PAGE” (here you can customize the background color)
Also is on the theme documentation: https://forum.tagdiv.com/how-category-settings-work/
Hello,
I think the staff explained many times how “view-counter” works.
Whenever you or any user visits or reloads a post, the number of views increases its count number (this is how it works).
To get accurate information about your unique visitors, make use of Google Analytics.
FYI, code for og:image injected by theme is located:
includes /wp_booster/td_wp_booster_functions.php lines 566 to 573
I don’t think this is the problem but: Yoast SEO creates the Open Graph tags for images for the featured image, but seems that theme itself duplicate the same tag, so if you look your source you’ll see two <meta property="og:image">, one comes from Yoast and another one from theme.
I’m sure that Monday, tagDiv staff will give us a clue.
at my end, Facebook share works good (even with this tags duplicated).
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nairolf.
Try to switch to a basic theme like Twenty Sixteen and try to share the post.
I tried to share a post for happytv.gr and seems that works well, og:image charge snappy
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nairolf.
Hi guys,
I understand you @poporil, is something about Facebook coze after first share (even if you don’t see the image) try to refresh the page and the image will appear.
It takes sometime for Facebook to cache the og:image.
Is not a bug, the issue is apparently a fairly common one with the Facebook.
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nairolf.
Awesome!
Thank you very much Catalin
Hi,
1. open your index.php and change the line 6 get_header(); with this
if (function_exists('get_header')) {
get_header();
}else{
header("Location: http://www.yourdomain.com ");
exit;
};
change the link in location with your domain
2. you are using an old version of theme & plugins with the last version of WP, the actual version of Newspaper is 7.4 (also Visual Composer was updated)
🙂 🙂 🙂 , just look at the same before (GitHub)
Thank you Bogdan, I’ll stay as I am (I think declare left to right is a little bit old).
Hi Bogdan
But, mi q was:
ÂżI can declare the same language for the two first conditional statements for both browsers [if IE 8] & [if IE 9] without broke the class?
My entire site is served in Spanish es-ES.
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You’re welcome 🙂
Hi @supersheek,
*Always make a backup before any changes
Your actual custom css are here: Theme panel / CUSTOM CODE / Custom CSS.
You have to cut all code is there (after cut have to save theme-settings) and paste it into the style.css
2 ways for do it:
- through FTP (downloading style.css and attaching that code at the bottom of the file / upload and rewrite the new style.css
- through WP dashboard / Appearance / Editor / Style sheet (style.css), at the bottom you can paste it. / push the botton “update file”
*Always make a backup before any changes 🙂
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Theme panel / Block Settings / “Meta info on Modules-Blocks” / SHOW COMMENT COUNT
You welcome 🙂
Hi @jessie,
You can use this after <div class="td-post-content"> on the line 40/41 (loo-single.php):
<div class="td-module-meta-info">Last update: <?php the_modified_date('j F, Y'); ?></div>
*is not so hard like the previous topic and when you make another update you’ll need to add only this line.
I know that is a botched job but works prety well. Will appear above the featured image.
You can change if you want the date format, here more examples
Indeed, maybe someday tagDiv will add it as default option
Hi again @offrezleweb,
Like the STAFF said you, try to disable third plugins or modifications.
You have two 404 not found errors from child theme:
1. …/wp-content/themes/Newspaper-child/images/icons/newspaper.woff?8
2. …/wp-content/themes/Newspaper-child/images/icons/newspaper.ttf?8
And the third one regarding scroll up/down,
It can be from everywhere, try do disable the “Tickbox” pop-up because is not working (almost on my Chrome & Firefox).
Why is added on wp-includes???
http:// http://www.gazettemauricie.com /wp-includes/js/thickbox/thickbox.css?ver=4.6.1
the same way:
http:// http://www.gazettemauricie.com /wp-includes/css/dashicons.min.css?ver=4.6.1
*also disable the smart sidebar from template settings because you not use any sidebar
I visit your web and the home page return a 503 error (Varnish cache server).
Try to contact with the host
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nairolf.
Hi again @rayarasmussen,
If you haven’t made any modifications into the theme files (css, js, php), you will not lose anything.
All modifications/customization through theme panel settings, like for: header, footer, posts, translations, etc., etc., … and all your content, never are going to lose them because they are recorded into the data base (DB).
When you want to update something, allways before make a backup/copy from all your files + DB (if something goes wrong you can revert).
It is not advisable to use Envato Toolkit for updates, I think he has received some bad feedbacks! Take your time and learn how to use FTP (File Transfer Protocol), is very easy, free and will greatly help in the future. You will have access and control to all your files from server.
Use the search bar in this forum, you’ll find 99% answers for your Q.
Hi @nivbot,
In theme you can control default comments:
– from block settings,
– from post settings.