If you have two ad spots in sidebar, simply remove one of them from the appearance > widgets section.

If using a layout on home page; remove the item from the section in your layout.

If that was not what you meant, might need to be much more specific.

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Usually you can go to the theme docs to look at the different modules and blocks. I think the items you mention are for the titles which print “in” the blocks on top of photos, not under the blocks/grids.

Normally the text under the blocks on a post, would be the post title or page title. Luckily you can experiment; often by opening two browser tabs; in first change font — in second hit refresh to see change.

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Also note you can’t have tag, category, page with same ‘name’ when using pretty permalinks

This is most common error.

Note this page ‘is’ working, http://francuskie.pl/tag/citroen/

however, you need to update theme or remove the login/pass code due to the mixed content message (http / https login message error in Chrome)

And, the error most likely caused by your Cloudflare setting, where the page style sheet not loading fully and menu breaking.

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More specific?

You need to upload the theme zip, not the ‘all files’ zip.

Also, best way to install anything with WP is FTP as it will always work; while the WP installers are dependent on your server, permissions, bandwidth, random updates at server core, etc.

yes, so you can find the category IDs in the WordPress settings page under posts > categories

Go to your categories page, then hover over edit link, note the ID is in the URL. IDs are part of WordPress, NOT part of the theme!

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Note that to use a ‘subscribe us’ plugin, there has to be mechanism to actually SEND out the notices to people who subscribe; this can be tricky due to fact many servers don’t allow emails to be sent in bulk via WP/php and need an SMTP plugin to work (common with ecommerce also).

The most common solutions with WordPress tend to be
a) Feedburner (Google)
b) Mailchimp
c) others …

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Download the latest version from your ThemeForest account.
You can also see the changelog at bottom of the theme page on TF as well or inside the ‘all files’ download zip from TF.

Hope that helps.

Yes, FB changes things over time. New version of theme updated to better work with FB.

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Which ID section?

You can find each story or category ID, managed by WordPress, not the theme, by hovering over the edit button link for each category or story or user ID.

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We were using another weather plugin prior to TagDiv adding one …

which I think was this one:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/awesome-weather/

Loved it. Still love it 😉

oddly the version of the TagDiv weather widget with Newsmag 3.1 works with https just fine as we are still using that on numerous sites with no https issues whatsoever.

There is also a very very good primer on how to ‘harden’ your WP site security in the official WordPress docs/codex, which every WP user should read:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Hardening_WordPress

Yes, so if you want to get VC and social counter update, simply run the updater?

There is only ONE updater needed for either version; no need to have two versions of same updater that do the same thing.

I think you miss the point, running the 7.7 to 7.81 updater will update BOTH 7.7 and 7.8 to 7.81.

It updates anything from 7.7+ to 7.81.

It’s not going to reinstall 7.7 again; only update the items which have recently changed as noted in the changelog.

Or, you could review changelog and just update the two plugins via FTP (VC and social counter).

Sorry if that confused you. Made sense to me when I looked at it.

So, not a bug. Not a ‘consistency’ issue. However TagDiv might have a better reply for you.

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And PHP 5.6 has opcache which really speeds up WordPress quite a bit. Highly recommended to get this setup in your hosting panel.

If you put in your own ads, you need to setup the CSS to either swap out smaller images, or to scale with things like max-width and similar.

In my experience, the ad module only controls the placement, not your HTML for custom ads.

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Because the updater only updates the elements which actually changed.
Please read the changelog to see what changes and why updated to learn about the update.

Read the upgrade instructions in the theme docs (link right side of page).

You need to only upload the theme zip, not the “all files” zip.

Wise to also unzip stuff on your hard drive FIRST to see what is actually in there before uploading to website.

So, use the theme zip, not the ‘all files’ zip … everybody makes this mistake at least once! 🙂

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We have large news portals, not blogs.

We need the local copy of images and thumbs in order to actually have the thumbs on our system to use on indexes and front page vs resizing existing large images bad for speed/SEO; and also for Google News, Bing News, Apple News, social sharing, etc.

Of course, we are only loading content across our own sites, not from other people.

We also have dedicated server, so storage not an issue; plus if we only loaded elements from external sites without local copy we’d get broken images over time. many of our sites have been online up to 17 years, so a little different issue than for most of you 🙂

In any case, glad you found something that works for you. My answer was only on how to get an external or ‘first image in post’ into the featured image slot and use for thumbs and local elements in theme.

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We are having *no* problems with rich pins sharing from our sites.

a) you need to pre-approve site rich pins with Pinterest
b) you need to have the open graph meta data in the head of your post pages, usually via plugin like Yoast SEO.

Theme has no control over Pinterest in any way.

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Note Woo just updated bunch of templates for WooCommerce 3.1 — and my install also throwing bunch of “errors” in the admin panel for Woo; but no impact on pages actually working here.

Funnily enough, when I opened one of the templates, only change was the version number hook, not any code. Duh.

Not sure that helps anybody or means anything. Just an anecdote that Woo sometimes not exactly smartest apple in the cart (pun intended). 🙂

PHP 5.6 also highly recommended.

So your site map is not working … or ?

Likely need to be way more specific. Theme does not control XML sitemaps, robots.txt, etc.

Did you test a post/page with Google’s testing tool?

Check for console errors F12 in Chrome?

Check hosting account error log for domain?

All of those would be great places to start.

(I don’t work here; just using theme for 3+ years.)

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Do what I do — removed the stuff in the style.css not being used, then minify it 🙂

Did you update VC also ?

PHP 5.6 will help quite a bit, and may even be “required” for current version of WordPress.

Make sure 64M allocated to WordPress in your wp-config.php file.

Use fewer widgets on posts/pages and homepage; don’t use the “more from author” stuff bottom of posts, don’t use widgets in footer, etc. to ‘streamline’ your pages/posts.

Check with GTmetrix.com for other stuff perhaps not optimized.

I use Auto Post Thumbnail Pro plugin for this.

You can’t update theme directly from WordPress as it’s not hosted on the WordPress servers, but on Themeforest, so it has to be updated via the ThemeForest server — or via FTP when you download it.