Edit the actual default page php template to add the sidebar like in the single post template is best way.

Can’t help you do that, just letting you know how I would do it here if it were me.

Remove blocks from htaccess would be good starting point.

If you have removed elements from your site that are no longer there, they will cause 404s in some cases.

Yes. You need to install just the theme zip file; not the “all files” zip which will never work since it has docs, plugins, psd file, changelog, etc.

Always wise to unzip files on your PC to see what they are before uploading to server as basic learning, and cautionary, exercise. 🙂

a) GO TO your ThemeForest account … explore the website, note the link to “your account” and drop down to “downloads” once you login; there will be subscribe to updates link on that page

b) download the all files zip to your PC/Mac; unzip, note the folders, docs, changelog, etc. — always good to look at this stuff 🙂

Good luck!

(I don’t work here)

Been there 😉 I still think that should be “off” by default… but what do I know !

Turn off lazy load animations. 🙂

Best to look for files via ftp, as they are in the same folders.

Or, download the zip, open on hard drive, and then look inside the folders.

That’s what I do 🙂

Have you checked with the two plugin companies to see about conflicts ?

Check their support forums for tips on getting plugins to work with each other when there might be some oddball conflict.

i also find clearing cache, resaving permalinks, and clearing transients with wp-optimize helps …

oh, and not using child themes!

Also note some stuff does not seem to work very well in multi-user setups, which is fault of the plugins most often.

It’s included in the new theme updated announced today.

If you’re not getting notice from ThemeForest, be sure to check the subscribe box on your TF downloads page to get the theme updates.

Look in the /plugins/ folder with the all files download zip of the theme 🙂

🙂

that being said, I do know some “older” versions of the theme *did* have a link in one of the functions to load Google fonts via ://google vs explcitly https://google and that didn’t always work.

I seem to recall having to go into the main theme functions file once upon a time to fix that manually, so if you’re on an old version like 6x that might do that… but I think 7.5 is all setup for http or https depending on the site.

Probably looking at the source code on the page to see WHERE the icon is being loaded, or where the font is being loaded, might be useful.

Check your widgets not loading anything via full URL without https.

And also note if you have a proper redirect element in your htaccess to load *all* http requests via https, you should not be getting that error, hence my suggestions.

Good luck!

In our case when moving to https we found the following helpful

a) put explicit links to https version of site and plugins folder in your wp-config.php file – also set force SSL logins in wp-config.php (see WP codex on editing the wp-config.php file)
b) make sure you have a redirect link in htaccess for any http requests to go to https
c) make sure you do search replace in your dbase post table via mysql for your http://sitename to https://sitename
d) make sure site only loading one version of site (e.g., www or non www); or have cert that works both ways
e) make sure cache cleared for doing any above
f) also resave permalinks
g) replace any links in theme panel such as logo links, RSS icon link in header or apps
h) replace any default image links in yoast seo or whatever with https version

Hope that helps 🙂
Just finished converting all our sites to https that were not already, set for 2017!

Max file size different from memory.
Also, make sure only uploading theme, not the all files zip.

See the WordPress.org ‘codex’ on how to use built-in embeds in WordPress.

e.g., normally you just put this in the post where you want the video

https://youtu.be/9RyPWKDEoww

Usually a caching issue.

@finanspara
asked and answered numerous times.

YOu won’t get bundled version until theme is updated; when tested and ready – not before.

If your life is on hold until you have v 5.0, just go buy a copy.

Posted here over and over and over and over will not make it happen sooner.

Why not check with the contact 7 support forum as that plugin is not part of theme?

The Woo Labels plugin may not be compatible with theme and latest version of WordPress.

Best to disable that or delete it, then try to login again.

Yes? So you need to configure your https settings properly; check your content for insecure elements, etc. Newspaper is not your SSL certificate, it’s a ‘theme’ running on top of WordPress on your hosting provider server hosting your domain name via an IP; where the SSL/https cert is tied to your domain name.

Try using F12 in Chrome on your post on your site to see what is not being loaded properly.

Do you have an SSL cert setup for your site?

Is your WP install setup for https ?

Theme controls none of that; however there may be some elements of theme which need to be changed to work with https; but you will need to identify WHAT exactly that is.

Do search for that … I asked same thing few months back (August?) when I switched from 1.7 to 3.1 … sorry I don’t have the solution handy …

Google is re-indexing sites based on SEO:

a) page speed for mobile
b) AMP support
c) https support
d) original content

those are all becoming ‘ranking factors’ for sites.

Also note the hit counter is just a page load counter (page has been ‘hit’ once). For actual readership data you should be using stats provided with your hosting account or google analytics.

The srcset image links are built into WordPress and not actually theme specific. That is something WordPress started a couple of versions back.

Note that doing a resurrection to a local host will change the paths vs doing a domain to domain move.

So, likely need to look at the DUPLICATOR docs.

I did a move from one site earlier this year, where I also renamed it, and everything when perfeclty, but I was moving from /server/path to /server/path — not /server/path to /xampp/localpc paths.

SO, something in how you’re doing that is what is causing the issue.

Of course, you can simply do a mysql search/replace for paths after the move/restore too.

ANyway — theme has nothing to do with that.

That is the announcement post; not a support post.

Go to the actual support forum for the plugin to learn more.

https://forum.tagdiv.com/forum/tagdiv-composer/

THey have pulled the beta version pending a new release/revamp.

We use the AdRotate plugin; but there are much more involved versions out there.

Generally you can’t unless you create a custom template. Note CSS is very small if minified. Often you simply create a custom class like “.specialposty” and put that in your style.css at the bottom, or in the custom CSS box in theme panel.

.customposty{font-size:30px;border-bottom:4px:}

or whatever.

Then in your special post/page, just call that

<div class="customposty">
My special CSS for just this one page on site.
</div>

something like that.

If trying to modify existing classes on just one page; you might have to modify a template and name it after the post ID, where you would append a class to the existing inline classes. If that makes no sense, you might want to try different approach entirely.

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