simchris You can also put stuff in the custom plugin like code to disable emoji font, disable gutenberg crap if not using, stop nag for “is this still your admin email” etc.
simchris hundreds of tutorials online going back 20 years:
e.g.,
https://www.dreamhost.com/blog/how-to-create-your-first-wordpress-plugin/
simchris Also good to put any custom code into an agnostic WP plugin you make yourself, not modify any functions.php file.
simchris false positive
simchris All tagdiv products working for us here with php 8.3x and WP 7.01. We are also using the PHP 7.3x TUXCARE for couple of things to avoid security issues for EOL code.
simchris all AMP pages always had a canonical, which was the non amp version on your site — the redirect is just sending all /amp requests to the canonical link, the original “true” link for the content; if implemented correctly. This is Google’s recommended solution.
You can find many examples of this solution online going back to 2023.
simchris You are trying to install the ‘all files’ zip and not the ‘theme zip’ …
simchris It works with PHP 8.3x and WordPress 7.0x
Usually clearing the cache after update fixes it. I had same issue on one of five sites, with the “problem with site” message. Clearing cache in browser worked.
Remember to update plugins also, like classic editor if using that, Yoast, etc. — many plugins gets updates with new version of WP.
You can always roll back the version of WP if needed.
simchris 7+ years using the theme; never been hacked.
simchris I did that once on the old v3 theme 🙂
simchris One trick is to use the full width footer template and build your layout based on copying the HTML you have on the front page.
simchris simchris I’m using all TagDiv products with 8.3x just fine.
simchris You seem to have a lot of console errors in CHrome, including issue with cdn.
simchris Did you install TD Composer plugin and activate it? Works up to PHP 8.3 without issue 🙂
(I don’t work here.)
simchris Did you set tagDiv Cloud Library as an exception for caching?
simchris i recently used WP MIGRATE to move test site to live site and sync live db
simchris If you have lightspeed cache on the server there may be some guides to enabling properly for WordPress.
Alternately, WP Rocket does work well.
simchris do you have http set to redirect to https at your hosting? not managed by theme
simchris What error do you see when enabling the error log file in WordPress ?
(I don’t work here.)
simchris might be issue with another plugin you are using
simchris FYI, we have only been using WP with PHP 8.3x as 8.4 breaks a *lot* of things – not advisable for now.
(I don’t work here.)
simchris Oct 22, 2025 update is not like abandonware, prior to holidays.
simchris Theme cannot delete your posts.
Your posts are saved to dbase in WordPress, and should be visible on your posts>all posts menu from WP menu. Generally the only way you over-write content is if you make new pages with same name, or use some kind of auto delete plugin like delete duplicate posts.
I don’t work here, but have been using TagDiv themes since they launched, and have never had posts “auto delete” on me.
Their support works normal business hours (noted right side of this page), but they don’t check every post in real time. Further, adding more content to a post, actually pushes it back as it’s seen as “new” vs “older” in their support queue.
So, best to wait a bit, but in meantime, consider investigating your WP site setup, disable plugins not being used, and double check your post menu, and the like. You might also check with your hosting provider to see if they can roll back your site to “yesterday” if they do daily backups for you.
Cheers.
