be sure to clear any/all site caching you may be using …

Be sure your site is properly configured to use

http://site.xyx
or
http://www.site.xyz
but not both!

Google does have a listing for you here
https://www.google.com/search?safe=off&q=crnjaci.com&oq=crnjaci.com&gs_l=serp.12...10771.10771.0.11825.1.1.0.0.0.0.95.95.1.1.0.msedr...0...1c.1.60.serp..1.0.0.136OryrssXc


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Check with your hosting provider if your URL and DNS is not setup properly, that may be the reason you have fallen out of Google.

Not really theme related.

You should see if your host has blocked Google via their firewall and unblock.

I’m not having that issue; however note that when you change ads, it can take Google a little while to “reauthorize” the serving on your site; hence the “blank space.” So, sometimes it’s five minutes, sometimes an hour.

Note that if you don’t want to count the views made by yourself while previewing or initial view, you can reset the views to “0” on the post edit page after publishing from the custom fields boxes. Simple.

The view counter which appears on posts is only counting how many times the page is loaded/viewed. So, if you’re setup to ping pingomatic for instance, and it visits your page to verify it works, that is one “view” … if you go to your site to check story after post, that is a “view” … it’s not an advanced stats package. Just a simple “how many times page was loaded/viewed” counter. It doesn’t use analytics or complex IP tracking, cookies or anything like that.

So, it’s working perfectly on all our sites. Should work the same on yours unless you’ve changed the code in some way or have inaccurate caching setup.

It’s odd on the http/https thing.

I’m getting that error from GTmetrix, as you likely know and appears to be from the advertisements.

Not using https on ga-ga.com – and using the newest “responsive” code snippet from AdSense – nothing oddball with that at all.

I’m playing with it to see if I can debug that.

using same code for header and and sidebar

<script async src="//pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js"></script>
<!-- 2014-Responsive -->
<ins class="adsbygoogle"
style="display:block"
data-ad-client="xxxxxx"
data-ad-slot="xxxxxx"
data-ad-format="auto"></ins>
<script>
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});
</script>

You should consider using an optimization strategy like smush-it, or the code I often recommend to reduce the image compression amount used by WordPress, which when added to the functions.php file will change default compression from 90 to 50 or 60.

You cannot compress images without losing some image quality. Jpeg is a “lossy” file format.

You also need to regenerate thumbnails if using thumbnail upscale to make the larger versions for existing content.

The view counter is a “hit counter” and increments each time somebody views the page. Nothing more fancy than that.

Not having this issue on any of our websites? Something unique to your site.

Can you be more specific about what you’re seeing, and a possible link to page where the problem is?

Did you clear all your site cache/CDN caching before and after upgrade?

Hi, yes, you need v 4.3.5 to work with WordPress 4.1 … you can get that from the themeforest download; all files and it will be in the /plugins/ folder (“js_composer.zip”) to unzip and upload. See the theme docs (right side of page) for more info on how to update VC. 🙂

Nice 🙂

If you updated to WordPress 4.1 recently, you need to update the theme and “Visual Composer” as WP 4.1 “broke” the Visual Composer plugin. That may or may not be the issue you’re seeing. I think VC needs to be at 4.3.5 to work with WP 4.1

I don’t think there is one.

I actually would like to have this option for home page, or know how to modify in code.

In our case we do want to have option to show duplicates on home page, so that if a new story is featured in a large image at top, it would still show below under something like “politics”….

A toggle someplace in code to change is fine, for my case.

Thanks Emil!

I will try (1) when I get a chance, as well as (2)

I do realize visual composer is actually also used on the category pages; so I guess was trying to figure out how to limit additional CSS files on post pages.

🙂

Just got to wp admin > appearance > menu
and edit the menus 🙂

Same place you would set up the footer links that don’t work 😉

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Looks like it’s got all the thumbnails, it’s just not cropping them to fit.

Be sure the “crop” function is turned on from the wp admin > settings > media …

might not solve the problem.

I will be doing my first gallery this week, so haven’t yet run into this issue.

(sorry if that is no help!)

Not a theme issue; the author page is a built in function of WordPress.

This is a quick and dirty:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/remove-author-pages/

You could also comment out the author name block on the various templates; and/or in theme panel post options to not show author name.

I’m assuming the issue with the invisible bullet characters will be addressed in next theme update?

Normal solution is to put some text in the “excerpt box” … if there is no text on the actual post.

Setup a Google webmaster tools account; verify it; setup XML sitemap; submit sitemap.

Check the account for errors once site is spidered properly.

In your webmaster tools account, Google will inform you of any violations, malware, etc.

Simplest way probably in the header php file.

See the theme docs; link right side of page.

Hi,
our server has been overloaded in past by hackers, port flooding, bots reading all our pages 50x a day from Russia and China search bots.

CSF/firewall/IPtables on server protects against port scans, port flooding; blocks an IP for hitting your site 500x looking for vulnerability.

You can switch to default theme and not lose settings. Same thing as doing a site update, where you temporarily switch to default theme before updating the theme you’re using. I just updated to newsmag 1.4 today, switched to default theme, when I switched my theme back on, all settings still there. WP expects this behavior. 🙂

But yet … EVERYTHING you put on a sidebar, footer, menu which as to “go look and bring back stuff” is a dbase query.

You can look at the WordPress Codex also for topics on “optimizing database” and general info on how all the dbase queries work. But all those modules on home page are dbase queries, but it’s just one page, One million other pages with too many queries, would overload dbase, if all those pages were being loaded concurrently (all at once) such as a spider reading all your pages.

But your host can help you with stuff like checking to see if you’re being abused from external IP or not. Ideally you should be getting a daily summary for your server of intrusion attempts by IP, notes from server about FTP accesses, and if any of your hard drive partitions are being filled up.

But anyway, just some ideas. 🙂

Not sure why it would be infected if the ad is loading from Google and has Google maps included in the ad.

Only you can audit what ad networks you’re using to see if loading any malicious code.

But look at the page source for the page loading that code and then do an on page search to see where that is loading.