Do you have proper opengraph tags setup, visible in the headers of your post(s)? Check ‘view source’ of one of your posts to see the actual HTML being rendered. Social systems generally won’t capture excerpt unless OG tags. X/Twitter no longer shows excerpts from open graph, only the text you have setup to post as part of the post, such as headline.

You might try adding a ‘preload’ element in the header?

Did you follow instructions and contact them via email?
Please contact us via contact@tagdiv.com and we will solve this ASAP.

re-activate the td-composer plugin — just ran into the same thing with the v5 update last month 🙂

I did FTP upload of the td-composer plugin from the ‘all files’ zip download to make sure I had latest version with security fixes.

a href="tel:123-456-7890"
wrap phone number text in anchor link and put the tel: before phone in the anchor link

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Should be option in theme settings to disable. Good to look through *all* theme settings to learn how the theme works.

(I don’t work here, just longtime user, and had to do this recently.)

Did you install the AMP plugin?
https://wordpress.org/plugins/amp/

if using different theme why still here trolling?

use plugin and solve the issue in five minutes

old news…
need to update theme to secure version

Have you updated your tdcomposer plugin to latest version which patches the issue?
(I dont work here)

Kind of a hack, but have you tried changing the version noted in the style.css file to 3.3 and leave that line in after minification?

E.g., copy the top section into another text file; run style.css through minification service (e.g., https://www.toptal.com/developers/cssminifier ); then when it’s compressed, paste the original top section with theme version info back on top above the ‘single line’ minified code. Change version number to 3.3. Upload via FTP, over-writing the original file.

Anyway— that’s what I would do.

Also, the move from 3.2 to 5x was not so bad. I tried this recently. Site running latest WordPress and PHP 7.4x. Main issue was redoing home page, but making note of blocks before switch; moving any custom CSS to the WordPress customizer outside theme; noting settings for any widgets and footers (copy paste any custom code into text file before upgrade); note the modules used for sidebar. Actually was not too bad. Of course, I’ve only done one of the 8 sites so far, but actually not too bad. If running PHP 5x kinda screwed on multiple levels, though. 🙂

Isn’t there an option in the theme panel to disable the promo banner?
(I don’t work here.)

if you edit it and not being served latest version, will be caching issue… you can try hard cache clear in chrome.

ftp still best way as you know for sure latest version on server. ver=3.2 is not part of filename but caching control.

Best way is to download via FTP to PC, edit in text editor, resave, then reupload, keeping backup copy for changes so you can roll back if you mess something up.
(I don’t work here.)

For testing you could activate the WordPress debug option in your wpconfig file. You can also ‘roll back’ the PublishPress plugin to prior version to see if that fixes it. I also usually check the feedback on the plugin page on wordpress.org (if applicable), as this will often show hiccups like recent WordPress update that broke cURL; or the Yoast update that broke stuff for some folks. Learning to rollback a plugin is a great skill to have for this kind of shenanigans.
(I don’t work here.)

Also, note AMP is no longer “required” by Google for anything, and really only useful if you have high traffic site, slow server, or located someplace where audience may not have broadband and you want to serve cached pages off google. For most modern sites, simply having a clean simple mobile experience is better than using AMP.
(I don’t work here.)

Personally, I use the official AMP plugin, which allows you to disallow plugins and stuff that ‘inject’ unsupported code into a post template.
( I don’t work here. )

heh… it was top of mind for me in moving from 3x to 5x, and checking for stuff like the X icon, and testing php 8.2x etc. I literally just updated the 5x version to latest 5x version for that security fix stuff, so one week ago was just looking at this kind of thing too. (My old site still had a G+ share link on it, if you want to LOL.) 🙂

Hi
we just upload the files via FTP. In theme panel we just set to default or something like sans-serif (I forget). But don’t select any Google font.

Lots of CSS minifiers online, like this:
https://www.toptal.com/developers/cssminifier

basically paste in all the css and then save out to a new style.css then compare file sizes! Good for at least 50kb right there.

X.com redirects to twitter.com, so no real reason to change that as the site still resolves as twitter when viewing online, and Musk might change his mind on using x.com for something else.

With twitter.com still being used for “X” — most sites still referring to it as twitter or X/Twitter.

There is no posting on x.com as there is no x.com website in use (yet? maybe never?).

Put another way, the APIs and such still point at twitter.

Just a thought (I don’t work here).

What we do here with both v3 and v5, is open up the style.css file and do search and replace both of these:

font-family: sans-serif;
font-family: 'Open Sans', arial, sans-serif;

with safe font stack:

font-family: "Segoe UI",Frutiger,"Frutiger Linotype","Helvetica Neue",-apple-system,BlinkMacSystemFont,"Dejavu Sans",Oxygen-Sans,Ubuntu,Cantarell,Arial,arial,sans-serif;

then run the style.css file through a CSS minifier to remove all comments, which will lop 1/3 of the file size

I don’t work here; but generally best way to update is via FTP; unpack the ‘all files’ zip, then upload all the plugins (e.g., Tagdiv Composer, etc.) along with updated theme files.

That’s how I do it to avoid wonky gremlin issues!

Might not be your issue, but most form systems have an option to send folks to a new landing page after submit to say ‘thank you’ or similar. Some will reload page to show “form submitted” on same page vs separate page if first option NOT used. First option is more ideal.
(I don’t work here.)

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Heh. PHP 8.2.15 is ‘edge’ enough for me right now.