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nairolf
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They give you support from
Monday – Friday:
8:00 AM – 17:00 PM
you have the timetable right on the sidebar in this forum

1. You receive this notification because VC has received a recently update (in Themeforest you have the date when Newspaper was upgrated and if the plugin is updated afterwards…)

like I said: If the plugin was updated recently, in the next theme update you’ll have it.

2 & 3 Theme itself and bundled plugins works 100%, if u use another third plugins (take care, not all plugins are compatible and maybe broke some functionality).

nairolf
tagDiv Member

You can make a little search on the forum about VC licence:

Please notice that you do not need any licenses for Visual Composer because this plugin is a built-in plugin and the licence of it will come bundled with our theme. If you want to have the latest version of it you will have to download the latest version of the theme which is available on Theme Forest. With the latest version will come bundled all the required plugins in the latest version of them.
“Staff words”

Ignore the message from your backend. All themes sell on Themeforest works this way.
¡With the last theme version you’ll have the latest or almost last version of Visual Composer!

If the plugin was updated recently, in the next theme update you’ll have it.

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nairolf
tagDiv Member

“Do you really think that I should decrease the number of plugins anyhow?”

only my opinion: definitely yes.

Even if they are reputable plugins (nobody is perfect) doesn’t mean they are bug exempt. Generally when updates are made, a large percentage of the work is intended to fix bugs/errors. Generally with each update (themes/plugins/etc.), you can see that the code in changed files, grow up. Many times when you use “third parts” maybe you call the same library twice, jam another plugin, broke theme itself, etc.

Have many features on the site has its downside, if you accept the “price” is your decision.

my advice: Spend 90% of your time to improve & optimize the content for your posts!!!

¿Of what good does have a stratospheric web if nobody find you in the Google serp’s?

nairolf
tagDiv Member

Hi S,
Never use that tool or any other and disable automatically updates for anything!!!
Make your update always through FTP

nairolf
tagDiv Member

Hi Nano,
Have to understand that some plugins from wp repository they need to inject .js or .css into the header. If you move them into footer you’ll broke even the entire web. You are using a considerable number of plugins and that’s why now and in the near future you will have many many many problems (compatibility and security!!!).

For that reason, any WP themes author they make a list with compatible plugins. If you are using more than xx plugins, is almost impossible debug & make them compatible with the mother theme.

Always make test with Google Insights because is the most relevant for speed (another tools or GTMetrix is only a fellows my opinion for this circumstance, server location… etc. ).

Another problem, I’m sure that you use rules for .htaccess for expires or anything else. Take care, to much changes regularly made into .css/.js is not good for “SEO” (It is too long to explain & are trade secrets :))

Take care & success with your project!

nairolf
tagDiv Member

Hi A,

  1. Deactivate and remove the VC plugin from WP dashboard
  2. Install WP-Optimize plugin and delete the transient
  3. Go to the folder plugins in your theme, unzip the js-composer. You’ll obtain a js_composer folder
  4. Log in to FTP and upload this folder (js_composer) into the plugins folder
  5. Log in WordPress, go to the plugins and activate again VC
  6. Delete your cache

P.D.: take care, sometime when unzip/unrar compress files is generate folder into folder. I mean you’ll see a folder and inside that folder you have again another folder with the same name. Always use the folder that is inside for upload to FTP.

Cheers.

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nairolf
tagDiv Member

Hi Kibiribi, go to the block settings.
You can save time if you read: https://forum.tagdiv.com/newspaper-theme-documentation/

nairolf
tagDiv Member

you can try

.td-header-gradient:before{background:none;}
nairolf
tagDiv Member

Yep, and how!
Thank you guys

nairolf
tagDiv Member

Hi Alin,
I can only say Thank You! greater person.

The matter is resolved.

nairolf
tagDiv Member

Nope,
Even if I change the action for footer, nothing!
(the styleID is correct, I down the priority also), I lose something?

function dequeue_visual_composer_css() {
if (is_single()) {
wp_dequeue_style('js_composer_front');
}
}
add_action('wp_footer', 'dequeue_visual_composer_css', 1);
nairolf
tagDiv Member

Hi Chris,

The snippet works but only if the Speed-Booster (tagDIV plugin) is disabled

function dequeue_visual_composer_css() {
if (is_single()) {
wp_dequeue_style('js_composer_front');
}
}
add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'dequeue_visual_composer_css', 1003);

I believe that TDC is still “green” for production, in the near future I give it a shoot

nairolf
tagDiv Member

… and another strange thing about the same Speed Booster.
We know that WP in the last version add dns-prefetch in to the head.

The following happens when is on or off:

  • With speed-booster disabled: <link rel='dns-prefetch' href='//fonts.googleapis.com' />
  • With speed-booster enabled: <link rel='dns-prefetch' href='//ajax.googleapis.com' />
nairolf
tagDiv Member

Hi Anna,
You can play with padding / border directly in VC element

nairolf
tagDiv Member

Yep, indeed, that’s why i put in quotes.
Blue-pencil: “Lazy load” → Image Effects

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nairolf
tagDiv Member

I beleave that you think that images outside of viewport are loaded when user scrolls to them, but no, the option “Lazy load” in Newspaper it is only animation and not delays loading.

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nairolf
tagDiv Member

I’m not use any CDN (not even cache plugin), so i can’t help you. Give a shot: try to disable the lightbox & “lazy load” from theme (in the end is just an animation) if you use.

nairolf
tagDiv Member

If you want a light style.css, yes. (take care when you make a new update)

nairolf
tagDiv Member

Doesn’t matter because is a .css comment line.

I have not used any tools, I have clean manually.

nairolf
tagDiv Member

Hey @humans,
Your link is clean when you are log in?
I mean: http://yourdomain/wp-admin

I ask you because some host providers using different cache sistem and if your link begins with the port 8080 that is the problem.

nairolf
tagDiv Member

Try without file compress (do not forget that some online tools can even delete some fragments).
If your code added doesn’t charge within inside style.css you have a problem.

P.D.: try to see your web when your are log in (this way you ensure that see a non-cache page)

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nairolf
tagDiv Member

If you remove unnecessary code and compress you’ll have less than 300Kb

nairolf
tagDiv Member

Hi @nano2408,
Yes, put your custom .css into the style.css (much better because thus avoid .css inline and the charge is snappy).

OMG, you are using 25 plugins???

nairolf
tagDiv Member

Hi Catalin,
That condition is not work for me (v7.4) neither for my friend that use 7.3
Both we ad the class directly into the tag.

Nevermind, like i say, is not a big problem.
Thank you anyway!

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