You could probably add the shorcode for the module to the single post template you happen to be using, but I have not actually tried that.

Since the flipbook makes a flipbook from your PDF (not from your web pages), you would likely use that by (it seems); uploading your PDF to your site, then the plugin converts your PDF into flipbook you would insert into your “post” via shortcode.

So you could likely use that and perhaps use shortcode on a “wide” page layout without sidebar.

Since it’s rendering the content separate from theme, then the theme CSS shouldn’t impact the images in any way (in theory).

Well, common sense would then indicate you might check:
/wp-booster/td_module_single_base.php

where that moved as of v1.6

(probably they should add a drop down to forum posts to specify WHAT version of theme people are using when asking for support … *HINT!* ) 🙂

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For the photos issue, try adding the “thumbnail upscale” plugin then run the “regenerate thumbnails” plugin 🙂

GO back to v1.6 — v 1.7 added some code which can crash some servers; it did to us on one site, while the 1.6 sites hum along nicely. Took the 1.7 site back to 1.6, no issues.

If you don’t have that, you can request it from contact@tagdiv.com

The 1.8 version is supposed to fix the issue — and they are trying to sort out the problem for new update by next week (supposedly).

You can use the ASCII code for the copyright symbol …

& # 169; (no spaces)
sometimes you can also get away with the html entity, & copy; (no spaces)

Try this:
a) clear all caches including your browser(s); try different web browser
b) resave permalinks
c) from your filemanager in hosting panel double check the ownership of the uploads folder (where images live); and the write permissions
d) check filename of the uploaded images that go wonky — web servers dislike file names with spaces or high ascii characters like $ or () ! etc. — might work on PC or MS Word, won’t work on server — sometimes a tilde in a filename can make it not work — just something to double check
e) if using CDN make sure you don’t have an aggressive cache which is timing out
f) disable any lazy load plugin or CDN setup to see if that is culprit
g) of course, disable plugins to see if that might be cause
h) if you’re using AdBlock plugins on browser, those can sometimes block files (and fonts!) which look like names of ads like “NIKE-SHOE-big-bunny-640×480.jpg”
i) Do a clean reinstall of WordPress — delete the admin and includes folders; upload news ones; then over-write the WP files in root (always keep back up of config); sometimes a single file can get corrupted — you might want to even try this FIRST

all of that might get you “restarted” …

Check this:
http://gtmetrix.com/reports/www.designworld.se/mzubypYr

Also, try setting the thumbnail compression level to as low as 45 in your functions.php file and then regenerate all plugins to get that extra annoying 1-2% they bug you about. 🙂

And yes, you can’t do much about Akamai, google, facebook stuff being loaded externally.

Also note you should be doing a speed test on one of your posts and *not* your home page. That will always get lower score since it has 10x the pix of a normal “post.”

To get rid of Roboto you actually need to edit one of the functions files for the theme. I need to do a tutorial on that, but have not had the time.

Basically it’s the file I had to edit to fix a bug with https in v1.5 of theme — if you can find THAT post I was doing about https and Roboto in forum, that showed the file and the section with roboto you would need to change or comment out.

(or wait for tagdiv support tomorrow … ) 🙂

Usually you should contact your hosting provider about such problems before seeking help about that kind of thing here, as nobody here can help you manage your actual domain account.

Glad you got it sorted!

I think that is managed in your bbpress settings, not the theme.

Render blocking is the LAST to do item; everything ELSE should be addressed first.

Try checking your site with GTmetrix.com as it will provide more useful info on what to fix and how.

Be sure to review my sticky post on optimization tips 🙂

Well … I *do* try to be helpful 🙂

Glad that helped!

You can also simply create three posts …

my-story-name-part1/
my-story-name-part2/
my-story-name-part3/

then put links at top/bottom of each post linking to each page …

kind of like a book serial …

we used to do that, but now we just make it one long thing so folks on mobile don’t get lost and just keep on scrolling …

Did you try the built-in page break function of WordPress ?

<!--nextpage-->

Probably need to hire a developer to do that kind of customization for you.

First, make sure you are uploading correct file — you want only the theme zip not the “all files” zip.

You can also upload the files via FTP, which is generally best way to do that.

But you may have to modify your PHP settings which is most common problem that gives that error.
————
try increasing your max_execution_time, your max_input_time, and your memory_limit, via the php.ini. You can often now do this via your hosting panel.

Maybe try something like:
max_execution_time = 120
max_input_time = 120
memory_limit = 64M

(note – memory limit of 128MB recommended if your host allows that)

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You would do both …

You should save photoshop jpeg images out with a quality of typically 22 to 32 when doing “save for web,” and try adding blur of .2 — if you have lots of reds, try 52. 60 is too high unless you’re a photography site. Seriously compare 60 to 32 and notice the much smaller file size.

The functions.php setting for jpeg quality works well at 45 vs 60, but is intended only for thumbnails — it doesn’t change the images you upload in any way. It’s to make all those little thumbnails as compressed as possible since they are really just invitational images to read full story and don’t need to be “high quality” for any reason.

Hope that made sense.

Just delete new theme folder, new plugins, then install the old ones. Easy. I did it 2 weeks ago after 1.7 crashed one of our sites.

Welllllll…. recommend sticking with 1.6 … 1.7 has numerous bugs like this — well, not technically bugs, but rather there is some code which expects some strict PHP stuff and that doesn’t play nice with all servers — and most of us are waiting on 1.8. Best to “roll back” to 1.6 (seriously!).

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When you update theme you often need to redo your sidebars due to WordPress not always saving that as part of the “transient” settings. Often you can simply re-drag them from the “disabled” at bottom of appearance > widgets to the sidebar(s) again. Boom, they’re back.

I reported issue with 1.6, not sure if fixed in 1.7 as that crashed my server.

I “suspect” it has something to do with the divider line custom thing in the visual view, which can be disabled … search forum on that.

Right now I’m using the Free wooCommerce theme for testing on our business site. Using NewsMag for our magazines.

And having to remove the double spaces!

Yes, I had same issue with WooCommerce also ….

I ended up having to do double line breaks, and then for big breaks doing a common fix for the WP over-ride of removing double line breaks, of an ascii nonbreaking character on a line by itself…

Well, same images are loaded depending on viewport, so the CSS only changes the @media CSS styles for the size of the view, it doesn’t change the photos on/off .. so if your images are not working for me in IE11/Win74 on desktop, and not for you on mobile, that isn’t really a “responsive” issue … which is just CSS.

CSS also doesn’t change from one day to the next, so unless your server got some update, you updated a plugin where there is now some conflict, etc., the CSS can’t suddenly cause a site to stop working one day and then not the next … it’s just style classes such as “font size 10” vs “font size 16” etc based on viewport.

You might need to try clearing all your caches, turn off plugins except for visual composer, clear your mobile device cache, etc., and revisit.

(Oh, you’re not seeing on desktop either …. might be caching issue … dunno …)

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A lot of your post images don’t seem to appear on your home page either?
Be sure to
a) always set a featured image for each post
b) regenerate thumbs for old content

Not sure if that helps.