also, I get this 404 error page when clicking on the “Edit with TagDiv” button

Thank you Calin, I have done both and something changed, but it still looks awkward.

Before the update(s) blog posts looked perfect. Any more tips?

Kind regards,

Hi Calin, could you please have a look also to our mobile blogposts?

we ran into some problems with mobile about a year ago, and had it fixed by a 3rd party because we could not figure it out. Our website after the help looked perfect on mobile homepage and blog pages alike.

Between a year ago and some theme updates further, the mobile blog page changed. We just
noticed. The mobile home page of https://positivenewsfoundation.org looks fab, but all the blog pages look weird.

How to fix this?

Kind regards,

Thank you Calin – this worked out perfectly!

Tip: The only annoying thing about this solution is that the mobile editor does not display “enters” between paragraphs. So we had to manually put in all the HTML coding <br></br> in the text TAB of the mobile editor. In the visual TAB it shows correctly, but after updating and viewing the page on a smart phone, we saw that there were no line breaks. Inserting manually all <br></br> and <p></p> was the only solution.

Hello!

I have re-read your reply again, as we are still struggling with mobile pages. e.g. https://positivenewsfoundation.org/terms/?amp does have no content, however https://positivenewsfoundation.org/terms does – if you view on desktop AND mobile version on desktop.

But not on mobile.

Looking to the URL https://positivenewsfoundation.org/terms on a mobile phone, I see https://positivenewsfoundation.org/terms/?amp

How to remedy this? as we want all public pages to be viewable also with tablets/mobile phone

Thanks for the help

Thanks, it was indeed in the spam folder. Looking forward to a quick reply and resolve

This is complicated, so I requested a quote on Monday for your support to help me. I have not heard back. This is urgent. When can I expect the quote and what is the turnaround time for the work to be completed?

And which of the 3 options does our website positivenewsfoundation.org has now?

If I want to use AMP, which one should I choose?

I have made a mistake – the Parenting prebuild has used a LEADS form, not a NEWSLETTER form. That was why I could not fill in the embed code from mailchimp.

Now I have changed the leads form to a newsletter form, I was able to use the code generated by the mailchimp form.

Thanks for your help though

ok, so only mailchimp works with newsletter

I have read the links you gave me. It is still unclear to me as How to integrate mailchimp to use the newsletter plugin in the newspaper theme with parenting prebuild?

Your link only shows how to embed a mailchimp form in the newspaper theme.

But I want to use the prebuild template parenting’s newsletter signup boxes.

So if I want to use the prebuild template newsletter signup boxes – how to connect mailchimp?

will zapier work?

how do I get then the email adresses out of wordpress and into mailchimp/mailerlite/other?

does it work with mailchimp?

I have tried the form in the prebuild theme, and it does work – I see my test email address in the Opt in builder – leads – emails. And form says SUCCESS. This is what I want.

But how to get the emails from the Tagdiv Opt-in plugin to mailerlite automatically?

hi Ironsea – how did find a solution to this? I have the same problem

website is positivenewsfoundation.org, but it has a coming soon page.