Thanks. Switching from Simple Local Avatars to One User Avatar resolved the retina issue.

The only thing that happens when changing the author photo size is that the info div gets pushed farther to the right. The image stays the same. BTW, this is with version. 12.7.4

Calin, as you can see from the screenshot, the account creation prohibits the use of an email address with a plus sign in it.

Hello, the login modal sanitizes the email field, so a user can’t register with a ‘plus’ in the address like user+something@email.com. (Plus addressing or Sub-addressing) This is not RFC 5322 compliant, so we either need to send users to the default WP form, or have it modified so it becomes compliant with standards.

Example: https://avbrief.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/plus-addressing-modal.jpg

Can this be corrected with a child theme file?

Better yet, can TagDiv correct the problem and stop enforcing an arbitrary rule that doesn’t exist in the actual email standard or in WordPress core?

I understand that, Calin – please consider this a feature request to make it RFC 5322 compliant. (Or at least allow ‘+’ and ‘.’ in the email address field because those are commonly used.)

Hi Calin – I’m not looking to add a new field. I want to allow the use of an email address that contains a plus ‘+’ character in it, like in the screenshot below.

Yes, Rank Math 1.0.259 breaks other CSS, too. Rolling back to 1.0.258 works for WP 6.9.

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/rankmath-and-newspaper-theme-problem-after-wp-6-9-update/

Resolved: It was tagDiv Standard Pack that was disabled during the update. It would be good if that was marked as a required plugin for older sites that may still require it.

Also tried deleting the theme completely and reinstalling, but no change.

Similar – update to latest version throws an error:

Error thrown
Call to undefined method td_config::get_map_filter_array()

The td-composer plugin also needs to be updated and delete the td-api-plugin.

I wish tagDiv would streamline the theme update process…

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Yes, of course. You can observe the retina images, as noted in the first post, if you click on one of the subcategories.

>deactivate all non theme plugin, clear all cache

Unfortunately, they still look the same. What can I check next?

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Never mind – I overlooked the update to the td-multi-purpose plugin.

Thanks, Catalin. I also queried the developer of the Download Monitor plugin, and here is the response I received:

Our plugin displays all the metadata (custom fields) of a download which is set to public. To make the field private, please add an “_” underscore before the name of the field. If this is not possible for any reasons, then I would suggest using custom code like in the example below to hide the field.

function dlm_my_pa_meta_filter( $meta ) {
unset( $meta[‘tdc_dirty_content’] );

return $meta;
}

add_filter( ‘dlm_page_addon_download_meta’, ‘dlm_my_pa_meta_filter’, 10, 1 );

Catalin, please look at the screenshot I provided or visit the link below. The users can plainly see it.

https://glasair-owners.com/library/download-info/063-09021-01-glastar-aux-fuel-tank-installation-instructions/

I only need to prevent it from showing up on the front end:
https://www.screencast.com/t/NAp6pcJBU

This may be an issue with the Download Monitor plugin.

Thank you Bogdan. Editing the td_social_icons.php file does exactly what I want, but this change will be overwritten by the next theme update, correct? So, can this be done through the child theme or some other way?

Never mind – My child theme has an older version of the header.php file. Problem is solved.

Thanks, Bogdan – I’ll play with this.

Are there any plans to update the template to address this issue? I think it’s important as more and more screens are 5K or ‘retina’ quality.

Hello, I have a very similar issue, but with the 324×160 thumbnail images. If you look on this page: http://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper, at a browser window of 700px wide, for example, you’ll see that the thumbnails are being scaled up more than 2x. This of course makes them blurry, especially on a retina display. Example here: http://www.screencast.com/t/OxsmYbpo0xYw

These 324×160 thumbnails are also displayed in their ‘normal’ resolution on a full-width page, instead of 2x which would make them sharp on a retina display. Example here: http://www.screencast.com/t/Rf9E5vdpqT

If the featured image is not uploaded, then the theme shows either a placeholder or nothing, and that is not what I want.

Do you have a suggestion for how to show double-density images as thumbnails?

Thanks and Happy New Year!

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