Hi,
Please try like this: import a theme slider: https://forum.tagdiv.com/import-revolution-sliders-on-demos-prebuilt-websites/, then edit it, select the Content and set a category – https://i.imgur.com/OQylzO3.png after that save the settings and set the slider shortcode – https://i.imgur.com/y5FvrjR.png – https://i.imgur.com/Vh3u4ec.jpeg
This is just an example, you can use any slider or create your own as long as the settings from general are set for a type post and a category.

Thanks, we’ll check it via email.

I understand the header and footer part, thanks.
Ok, if the problem doesn’t happen when you are logged in, then this is related to the cache settings and this is usually related to css and/or js settings from the cache.

Hi,
Yes, it should work. Set it on each company, and there is no longer a need to set the shortcode with the tagDiv Composer.
Thank you!

Ok, something doesn’t seem right. I’m checking this on mobile (using this link: https://www.bizcatalyst360.com/welcome/), but I only see the content section—there’s no header or footer.
Could you provide a screen recording? Also, does this happen when you are logged in?

Hi,
You need to select in tagDiv Composer the element image info box and look for the horizontal align in the general tab – https://prnt.sc/ybcAACP5znKu
Thank you!

Hi,
Wordpress and the theme do not have this functionality, but it can be achieved using a plugin.
Plugins for Guest Authors (no WP user needed)
Co‑Authors Plus – Classic choice; supports multiple authors per post.
PublishPress Authors – Easy profiles, author boxes, and archives.
Simple Author Box – Lightweight author box + custom guest info.
WP Author Box Lite – Profile box with social links.
Guest Author Name and URL – Very simple guest name/URL override.

Using ACF (Advanced Custom Fields)
Instead of a plugin, you can: Create custom fields for guest author details:
Name
Bio
Photo
Website / Social links
Then edit the single post template with tagDiv Composer and add teh custom field element, in it select teh acf filed to display the author info on the post.

Hello,

If this is not reflected when you are logged out, but appears correctly when you are logged in, it is likely because the cache was not cleared. Sometimes, it is necessary to manually clear the cache, depending on the type of cache and the settings used.

Thank you!

Hi Daniel,
The Newspaper theme does not provide this functionality. What you’re describing is closer to advertisement/impression tracking rather than standard article tracking.
By default, Newspaper only controls how articles are displayed in blocks (latest posts, specific categories, etc.), but it does not track how often those blocks are shown.

Hi,
Yes, it’s correct, remove the text https://prnt.sc/WOeZ5Sqmo49a and set your shortcode provided by the map plugin there.

Hi,
What you can do is to use a carousel from Revolution Slider and set it with tagDiv Composer at the top of the homepage https://forum.tagdiv.com/how-to-install-revolution-slider-v5/ – https://forum.tagdiv.com/import-revolution-sliders-on-demos-prebuilt-websites/
Thank you!

Hi,
What you’re seeing is not a bug in the theme; it’s more of a WordPress core behavior that handles queries.
In WordPress, the ?p= parameter is normally used for post IDs (e.g. ?p=123). But:
– if the value is invalid (?p=test)
– and you’re already on a valid URL (like /page/15/)
WordPress simply ignores the invalid parameter instead of throwing a 404.

What you can do is to use a redirect plugin (s1). Install the plugin Redirection
Go to: Tools → Redirection
Add a new redirect:
– Source URL: /page/(.*)
– Query Parameters: p (match any value)
– Target URL: /page/$1
– Match: Regex (enable this option)
– Save the redirect
This will automatically remove ?p=anything from URLs and redirect to the clean version.

Another solution (s2) is to use a code in functions.php file (recomanded in a child theme)
function remove_invalid_p_parameter() {
if (isset($_GET['p']) && !is_numeric($_GET['p'])) {
wp_redirect(remove_query_arg('p'), 301);
exit;
}
}
add_action('template_redirect', 'remove_invalid_p_parameter');

Also, using a SEO plugin could help. These add canonical URLs, helping Google understand the correct page.

Hi,
Could you please provide more details, such as screenshots or a short video?
Also, please try using only the theme and its plugins to ensure no other plugin is interfering.
Thank you!

Hi,
It appears that you are using the Free News demo, so in order to change/edit the logo, you need to use the tagDiv Composer, edit the homepage and select the logo, then select the svg tab and remove the svg code, after that you can add your own svg, image or/and text logo https://forum.tagdiv.com/add-logo-newspaper/

Hi,
I just checked teh provided link and now it appears on mobile – https://prnt.sc/QSNxGzKpnYH1

Hi,
Normally, translating the mobile theme doesn’t require a plugin. However, if using one is more comfortable for you and it works well, that’s perfectly fine.

Hi,
Do you want to use the mobile theme plugin? Please note that using it, you no longer have the same layout and content as on a desktop. If you want the same version, please disable the plugin and the responsive version will be used.
If you want to use the tagdiv mobile theme plugin then you need to use the theme panel settings to customize a translate – https://forum.tagdiv.com/customize-a-translation/
Thank you!

Hi,
Please check it when you are logged in; it is possible that it is something related only to the cache plugin. I see that checking the website without the caceh apply, it looks normal.
– https://prnt.sc/wR768DKRVYvb (with cache)
– https://prnt.sc/7Gaf2Q1OYzmX (nocache)

Hello,
This issue is often caused by additional CSS or a plugin affecting the articles. Could you please share the website so I can take a closer look?
Thank you!

Hi,
If you are referring to this background image https://prnt.sc/ShxazSdiOuDQ, then you need to go to the theme panel > background and mobile menu/search – https://prnt.sc/w6d5Ch6pWxtZ, set a different image or remove it.
The sign in option can be disabled from the theme panel > Header > sign in/join – https://prnt.sc/H7_B3UZyVMM_ jus disable those options save the settings and also go to Dashboard > Serrings > General and disable the membership option – https://prnt.sc/2F4Fn-hpn-kD

Thank you for the suggestion. I’ve added it to our list, and our manager will review it.

Hi,
The menu can be created under Dashboard> Appearance> Menu https://prnt.sc/pqei0GsTurlp
To assign it on a header, you need to edit that cloud header with tagDiv Composer, then select the mobile viewport after that you have 2 elements that can be used for the mobile menu: https://prnt.sc/eJcQc0R0zpCc
– Mobile horizontal menu (already used on this demo) https://prnt.sc/UN1q8xVNZRll
– Mobile menu element – https://prnt.sc/D12KGEObTLon
Thank you!

Hi,

The demo you’re using includes two headers: one for when the theme is transparent, and another for when it is not.

The non-transparent header is set as the global default. For any pages or templates where you want to use the transparent header, you’ll need to edit them with tagDiv Composer. Open the Manager, go to the Header section, and change it to “Header Template – Trucking.” Once you click on this option and it turns green, it means the header has been individually assigned to that specific page or template – https://prnt.sc/uOTTcXqc9AL7

Thank you!

Hi,
To access pages with IDs 399 and 404, the simplest and safest solution in Composer is to duplicate the page and replace the current ID (https://prnt.sc/wOW8_hGfVCyD) with 399. Make your edits, save the page, and then replace the ID with 404.
If you want to display the map, you need to use the Single External Shortcode element. If that doesn’t provide the desired result, try using the External Shortcode element instead, as these elements render slightly differently.

Hi,
You can explore all our demos here: https://demo.tagdiv.com/select_demo/newspaper-prebuilt-websites/?demo-type=all and choose the one that best matches your image sizes and overall layout.
If the issue only affects the single post template, it can be adjusted quickly and easily. However, if changes are needed across the entire site, it’s definitely possible, but it will require a bit more work—each flex block may need to be adjusted individually to ensure the images display properly.
Also, if you can share a link to your website, I’d be happy to take a closer look and suggest the best solution. In some cases, it might be enough to regenerate the images or change the thumbnail size used in the blocks.
Thank you!