Well, works for me when I use DUPLICATOR. Your mileage may vary.

I don’t work here.

I use the DUPLICATOR plugin for stuff like this as it can make a package, and then copy dbase, then update everything in WP to the new location. Very slick.

Obviously you should have backups of everything before attempting, but not really theme related, so best to search online for various tutorials related to “moving WordPress.”

You need to add your custom CSS color/sizes to bottom of the style.css to avoid “flash of unstyled text”

We use Auto Post Thumbnail PRO for this on our news network, as we often have news items originating from our main site, but then loaded onto satellite sites covering local news (e.g., national items from our other sites on a national page on the other site). So, with the photo inline in story from mothership, Auto Post Thumbnail Pro grabs first image and makes it ‘featured image’ for post, and then this allows theme to make the needed thumbs for indexes and home page/slider, etc.

Not only solution, but we’ve been using it with TagDiv themes for about 3.25 years now !

@Gaurav

also
a) fix errors on your pages
b) test/resubmit sitemap to Google – “resubmit” your sitemaps if they work!
c) fetch post as Google to “see” exactly “what Google sees”
d) resave permalinks
e) clear and reset all caching
f) clear transients (mini-caches) with WP-Optimize or similar

If it works on 20,000 sites and not yours, then issue is with your setup –or– with Google not re-indexing your pages, which you need to tell them to do; theme cannot control what Google does, only provide the “hinting” for them to do something.

Good luck!
(I don’t work here; just a long time webdev smarty pants)

DUPLICATOR plugin is what we use here.

at very least
a) download all images/files via FTP
b) export WP basic dbase from WP admin > export
c) export MySQL dbase via hosting panel phpMyadmin to have secure copy of full dbase

Also check your htaccess file to see if you have a redirect in place from a plugin or prior theme setup.

Try resaving your permalinks, and also clear transients with WP-Optimize plugin.

I think there is a tutorial in the docs > how to > best of forums …

Jetpack causes a LOT of problems with *all* themes except those that come with WordPress, or which are based on the default themes (child themes, etc.). Generally Jetpack should never be used with any theme running visual composer unless you have dedicated server or VPS.

Also, generally you don’t want option to edit style.css or other files via WordPress as this is major security risk.

Ideally you should edit the style.css file in text editor then upload via FTP to over-write the default file. This is “best way” as you keep verions, backups, etc., in case you do something wrong.

If you break something via the WordPress editor for theme files, it can be broken with no way to ‘go back.’

Just suggestion.

Just ignore it. It’s called a ‘nag’ screen– they try to disable that, but it keeps coming back.

You don;t need to activate anything with wp-bakery.

I was suggesting simply putting the ad code into a text widget in sidebar. That is what works for me.

Good luck!

AMP support should be done with the AUTOMATTIC AMP plugin; and not waiting for theme version. We’ve been using that for 15 months with no troubles.

Google chooses whether to use breadcrumbs or not, and they can do so regardless of mark-up. They grabbed our breadcrumbs on our old shtml website for years with no schema markup at all.

Generally you need to resubmit your sitemaps in Search Console whenever you make any changes to your site “markup” like breadcrumbs, themes, etc., so that they “reindex” and restructure your content in their cache.

All our sites using Newsmag and Newspaper, and WPION, (and our in house theme), all have breadcrumbs in SERPS.

Also note console errors on your pages can cause issues, so good to check pages with “fetch as Google” which will show you WHAT THEY SEE.

You have issues on some of your pages “right now” like so:

getads.js:1 A Parser-blocking, cross site (i.e. different eTLD+1) script, http://aax-cpm.amazon-adsystem.com/x/getad?jsd=1&src=320&c=100&u=http%3A%2F…g-fundamentals%2F&slot_uuid=3b91326e-54a3-466a-82e2-14d884c7809c&rnd=93377, is invoked via document.write. The network request for this script MAY be blocked by the browser in this or a future page load due to poor network connectivity. If blocked in this page load, it will be confirmed in a subsequent console message.See https://www.chromestatus.com/feature/5718547946799104 for more details.

You need to enable that size in the theme panel for modules/images.

See theme docs for more info.

In the theme panel you can enable/disable different image sizes not being used for modules; however conversely you need to turn some images ‘on’ for an image to be made from your featured image.

Hope that helped!

( I don’t work here; just post for gingerbread cookie tips! )

I changed my max execution time to 600 which we then made default minimum on server, as 300 too short for modern WP stuff it seems.

Also make sure using PHP 5.6 or higher (e.g., 5.6.30 with opcache ‘on’). 5.4 is a dog!

Might check those.

Also, periodically
a) resave permalinks
b) clear transients with WP-Optimize or similar.

This clears ‘cobwebs’ esp. after ANY major updates.

Also, be careful with updating plugins for WooCommerce 2x now that 3x is out. I updated to 3X and everything still works, but did get several “your custom templates need updating” notices. Still works though 🙂

( I don’t work here. )

To be fair, the description doesn’t say “set your own custom widths” anywhere, either, and there is a link to full theme documentation prior to purchase.

However, you *can* hack the CSS yourself for ANY theme, you just need to be prepared to adjust some things since the fixed layouts (as shown in all their demos), have certain blocks and elements designed to “fit” the base width in pixels, and then adjust on viewport for responsive layouts.

Many have done so, but you need to understand how CSS works and experiment to see if you can get the result you want.

(I don’t work here)

How much RAM do you have allocated to WP in your wp-config.php file and PHP setup?

What version of WordPress?

What version of WooCommerce?

What timeout settings do you have for PHP?

These all impact that quite a bit.

I use wp AdRotate personally … and have for several years going back to his first ‘simpler’ version.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/adrotate/

try the wordpress.org plugin repo ?
https://wordpress.org/plugins/

https://wordpress.org/plugins/search/hide+admin+bar/

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One tip:

a) set explicit https path for website in your wp-config.php file (see codex on how to edit your wp-config.php)

b) using phpmyadmin do search/replace in your post meta tables for all inserted content in posts referencing loading images or links as http/your site to https/your site

c) in theme admin panel change any links inserted for logos, link to RSS feed, as https

That’s what I did. Lots of tutorials online for moving wordpress site from http to https thankfully. Back when i did it, not so much. Now, lots!

( I don’t work here; just post for scraps )

Trick:
simply add the responsive adsense code to a text box in the sidebar.. shazam. Instant 300×600. That’s what we did.

Normally with a normal category page in WordPress, the number of posts are set on the WP settings page, not theme settings; unless you have a custom template or using VC to make all your template pages.

Properly install the theme.

See the theme docs, right side of page “how to install…”

Best way is via FTP, as you then ‘know’ all your files are actually there.

If you bought the theme, then link is found in your downloads tab in your Themeforest account.
If you don’t see all the items you have purchased, you may want to contact Envato/Themeforest and explain there is a problem.

On your ‘downloads’ page under your account (if you have multiple accounts, you need to login to TF using the one you purchased either Newsmag or Newspaper with), you will see all of your purchased items and links to download the files.