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Pradeep Augustine
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Hi Calin, thanks for the response. I resolved it by reinstalling the tagDiv plugins. I have also created a new YouTube API key and used it. It resolved the issue.

Thanks!

Pradeep Augustine
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Mobile theme was good before. It works independently of which Amp plugin was used. But you did you implement such a change that disturbs the usual workflow? Please note that the mobile theme is mandatory for my sites. Consider this as a request.

Pradeep Augustine
tagDiv Member

Exactly as explained, i have selected the mobile only option and installed another amp plugin. It shows fatal error. That’s why i have contacted support.

Pradeep Augustine
tagDiv Member

Thank you again. This is the older version of the theme. My site shows fatal error and not showing any content except the menu when the new theme is active.
Sorry that i forgot to mention this. What you are seeing now is from the theme version 9.6

Pradeep Augustine
tagDiv Member

But I need the mobile theme for my website. It is giving conflict when the other amp plugin is active. Even after selecting mobile instead of mobile + Amp it is giving fatal error. Please fix it.

Pradeep Augustine
tagDiv Member

Hello Simion. Thank you for your reply. I do find the fatal error. I have rolled back to the older version of the theme and the error is gone now. I’m using the AMP plugin with some advanced features (https://wordpress.org/plugins/accelerated-mobile-pages/) This is the second most used AMP plugin on WordPress. This uses the official plugin with some advanced options. I tried the AMP plugin as suggested in your blog. It shows error with the plugins I’m using. It is not showing my Custom Comments. So, I’m not using the Official Amp plugin. Check the site now for amp pages. Everything works great with the Advanced AMP plugin with the older version of Theme. Please leave the Mobile Plugin independent as it was before. Even if you are merging it with the AMP plugin gives the option to use only the mobile theme. I don’t need the official AMP plugin for my site as it lacks features like menu, etc.

Pradeep Augustine
tagDiv Member

I have seen the same problem on my site. Try deleting the WP Super Cache and try. It worked for me.

Pradeep Augustine
tagDiv Member

Thank you for the response. I will try the fix ASAP. By the way, when will be the new update release? The approximate time frame will be better.

Pradeep Augustine
tagDiv Member

Thank you for the reply. Please fix it ASAP. The Tagdiv composer element rows have the default bottom margin of 48px. The gap between the two elements is more. This was less in the older version. How to change the default margin settings? Please tell me the procedure to switch back to the older version. I don’t have the old version with me now. This latest version seems to be more buggy. Is there a time frame for the new update?

Thank You.

Pradeep Augustine
tagDiv Member

I have created a page using Tagdiv composer. In the page, I have used some shortcodes in text block as shown in the screenshot. (link: https://ibb.co/gCvLd0 )
Since I use the Mobile plugin, To add the contents in the mobile editor, I have opened the page in the default WordPress editor. All the shortcodes included are not shortcodes anymore. I have seen their HTML outputs in the editor. Check this Screenshot ( https://ibb.co/i7tTWL ).
When the save the page in the editor, the page no longer loads properly. The HTML outputs are having layout issues. Again when the page is opened in the tagdiv editor the result changes as shown in this screenshot ( https://ibb.co/kJgCQf ). There are no shortcodes in the tagdiv editor) This creates some layout issues in the newsletter subscription form that I insert using the shortcode. The expected result of the shortcode should resemble the following Screenshot ( https://ibb.co/huuMJ0 ). Kindly fix this issue as adding the content to the mobile editor is mandatory for me.

Pradeep Augustine
tagDiv Member

Also, This happens only when saved with the New version of Tagdiv Composer. The old pages saved with the old version, when opened in Default editor shows the Shortcodes. When the same is edited with New version and saved it renders the shortcode and are shown as HTML.

Pradeep Augustine
tagDiv Member

I have updated the tutorial in detail with the new codes and how the search box is rendered. The code to render the search form in Mobile is also updated. Consider checking it here https://www.getcooltricks.com/wordpress/google-cse-integration-to-newspaper-wordpress-theme/. This is fully compatible with the latest version of the theme.

Kindly update the link in best of forum as getcooltricks.com now uses https.

Pradeep Augustine
tagDiv Member

I have updated the tutorial in detail with the new codes and how the search box is rendered. The code to render the search form in Mobile is also updated. Consider checking it here https://www.getcooltricks.com/wordpress/google-cse-integration-to-newspaper-wordpress-theme/. This is fully compatible with the latest version of the theme.

Pradeep Augustine
tagDiv Member

I have updated the tutorial in detail with the new codes and how the search box is rendered. The code to render the search form in Mobile is also updated. Consider checking it here https://www.getcooltricks.com/wordpress/google-cse-integration-to-newspaper-wordpress-theme/. It is fully Compatible with the latest version of the theme.

Pradeep Augustine
tagDiv Member

I have updated the tutorial in detail with the new codes and how the search box is rendered. The code to render the search form in Mobile is also updated. Consider checking it here https://www.getcooltricks.com/wordpress/google-cse-integration-to-newspaper-wordpress-theme/. This is fully compatible with the latest version of the theme.

Pradeep Augustine
tagDiv Member

I have updated the tutorial in detail with the new codes and how the search box is rendered. The code to render the search form in Mobile is also updated. Consider checking it here https://www.getcooltricks.com/wordpress/google-cse-integration-to-newspaper-wordpress-theme/. It is fully compatible with the latest version of the theme.

Thanks.

Pradeep Augustine
tagDiv Member

I have updated the tutorial in detail with the new codes and how the search box is rendered. The code to render the search form in Mobile is also updated. Consider checking it here https://www.getcooltricks.com/wordpress/google-cse-integration-to-newspaper-wordpress-theme/.

Pradeep Augustine
tagDiv Member

Hello, I think these new headers are according to the header style you choose. That piece of code is there in all the files and it is a good idea to change all these files with the search code. Hope this helps. I’m updating the tutorial today with the updated information.Thank you everyone for the suggestions and feedback.

Pradeep Augustine
tagDiv Member

Sure. Thank you. I will try and get back to you.

Pradeep Augustine
tagDiv Member

Hello thank you for the reply. How about the div inside the div tag like this. Please check this. <div class=”someclass”>Test the Mobile editor<div style=”display: inline;”> in mobile</div></div> . The text “Test the mobile editor” gets a p tag automatically when switching from the text to visual tab in the editor.

Pradeep Augustine
tagDiv Member

Hello, Thank you for the reply. As i mentioned the Mobile plugin is active. The code you have sent works fine when the mobile plugin is not active. When the mobile plugin is active, I dont see any category class. Only .td-post-featured-image is available. When I target this class and hide, it is hiding featured image everywhere. I want it for the posts in particular category only when the mobile plugin is active.

Pradeep Augustine
tagDiv Member

Thanks for the reply. I meant the featured images on the posts that belongs to a particular category in mobile theme.

Pradeep Augustine
tagDiv Member

I have implemented tagdiv composer and removed visual composer. Used mobile plugin and optimized the speed for the mobile visitors. In addition i have also implemented amp use the AMP for WordPress plugin. Good to hear that the official plugin is goimg to be released. I have a doubt now. After the official release of AMP, what happens to the mobile plugin? Is it still required or can I show the same amp pages to the mobile users? The output of both the mobile plugin and amp pages will be almost same. What is the use of keeping both the plugins?

Pradeep Augustine
tagDiv Member

Thank you. I have written some responsive CSS myself. With that I have acquired the style I needed. Is there any way that I can use a block in the Mobile Plugin? I recently activated mobile plugin and it has a very limited support on pages. I’m finding a way to add at least 1 block to it. Without blocks it is very difficult to create pages. I understood that it is a mobile plugin. But a single block will help a lot in creating pages, mainly when it is archive pages. If the option is not available, please consider it as a request and try to implement one block support in the future update to Mobile plugin.

Pradeep Augustine
tagDiv Member

Thank you for the quick response. Is there any way I can include Block 3 by using the shortcodes generated by the tagdiv composer? Please let me know. I tried the block shortcode in a post. The layout fails. I tweaked the shortcode and inserted them only with the [inner_row] block shortcode [/inner_row]. The layout seems to be fine. Is it correct to use this method?

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