Ok, let me break it down in very simple terms. In the newspaper wordpress theme, when you create a blog post, you have to choose a “post type” to display a certain layout otherwise it will use the default in the theme panel. With me so far?

Now, when I copy and paste in content, select a post type, and publish that content; I find that with some (but not all) “post types” (the thing that determines how the content will presented to the end user) generate an error.

The following error sometimes occurs in the conditions that I have just described: (please see photo)

It’s not an error, instead to presenting the page visually, it presents the raw HTML/css of the post. I’m finding right now that only post type 4 is working well.

Yeah, I had this too. Thanks for the fix.

I officially hate this theme, I hate tagdiv and the entire dev team can suck it.

I do have a maintenance plugin already in place for when we make major changes or things go wrong. When it comes to this error I don’t even know what I’m looking for other than to shut down plugins one by one?

I cant stop using all plugins, many of my plugins provide essential services to my site. The site will not operate without them and I would have to shut the site down until this is fixed. I use WP super cache as recommended and the cache has been cleaned out. I think I meet all the system requirements. I have cloud hosting through siteground. The error looks like there is a missing file or directory?