Ah, not yet a live website, just testing/development.

Lucian?marius will be able to provide feedback soon.

You may wish to check the developer console in Chrome which will show any errors you might have in the content you’re setting up.

Link to example page where not working is helpful.

Usually this happens from both plugins adding some kind of code/hooks into the admin panel, which impact both. And possible loading conflicting jquery elements.

You may be able to fix by turning off the tagdiv speed booster — or adding the hooks for both plugins into the speed booster to add to the queue order for loading.

I have no issues with WooCommerce, but JetPack continues to be buggy and hit/miss unless using the most rudimentary WordPress themes, in my case. I have found I don’t use JetPack for anything, as there are better solutions for almost all of its tools, and they are terrible resource hog and load so much external crap it slows site down and hurts the PageSpeed score terribly. Just my opinion.

usually caching issue with web browser, and/or caching issue on your website.

Trying clearing all your caches.

Theme has nothing to do with ability to create or edit posts.

Likely the ad server you’re using in different spots not loading the ad properly. If it works sometimes then not othertimes – that tells you it’s not the theme.

You can also check page errors from the developer console (F12) in Chrome which is great way to see whassup.

e.g., basic ‘use anywhere’ responsive ad unit

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

I use the smart responsive ad units, which is “one code for all” … however, by responsive it means they serve an ad to fill the size of the space container in which the ad is served; it doesn’t mean the ads themselves resize on the fly. This is a new ad unit as of Summer 2014 — an earlier version was noted as “expirimental.” Only issue I’d run into was changing from portrait to landscape on iPad you’d see smaller ad units.

Looks like they updated the ad choices/setup from your screen shot. Nice. The old version was 5+ years old, so nice to see they are updating things finally!

You might want to inform malwarebytes that your site isn’t “malware” 🙂

Normally this is set from the WordPress settings not the theme panel.

WordPress > settings > reading

I usually set mine to 20.

I know… the “video” threw me too ! 🙂

I think the docs do show how to create a layout with visual composer and there are some preset styles if you start with “blank” page when creating page (choose “blank” page on right side).

Easy to play with without public seeing anything, since you can set up a working home page then create new blank page, test new layouts by using preview until you get what you want, or at least part way.

Of course there are also various tutorials online for using visual composer since it’s used by hundreds of theme developers.

You would likely need to hire a developer to make those kind of changes if you’re not comfortable creating custom edits to the theme style sheets – basically making it do something outside of its design.

I can’t even get to your site — Malwarebytes Anti-malware blocks your site for possible malware!

ref
https://www.malwarebytes.org/lp/ip-blocking/?ipblock=true

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Had problem with that changing to new theme myself. FTP is still the magic bullet for some of this stuff to clean house and start over 🙂

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Not having any issues with the theme and mod_pagespeed running on Apache.

Obviously you should look at the rendered text and check for validation of closed CSS elements, which might be broken from a plugin or customization done.

Various tools can tell you if a bracket isn’t closed properly for some reason. Of course this might also show up in the audit function of Chrome’s developer tools, or check in Dreamweaver, etc.

To create a new widget you will need to first register that by creating it in functions.php (see the WordPress codex on how to create new widget areas in a WP theme).

Then you place the code for the widget into the theme template(s) where you wish the widget to appear. You then populate that widget from the appearance > widgets system in WP.

You’d place it in loop-single.php for example, or loop-single-2.php if using post style 2, etc.

For example you might put your custom widget after
<?php echo $td_mod_single->get_author_box();?>

Sorry … I meant to say that you may need to “experiment” with your page and index layouts to see what works best for your type of content.

Best bet is to login via FTP, and go to the folder and delete any js_composer folder in plugins.
Then manually install the plugin by uploading the js_composer folder to the /wp-content/plugins folder.

Theme is not at fault for traffic changes. Google and Bing are constantly re-engineering how they show search results. If you use proper XML sitemap, and use white-hat SEO techniques, the site will do as well or better than another theme. PageSpeed, proper META data, original content, reduce use of content already on t he net, etc. all impact your placement in search. Your Google Webmaster tools account will also help with checking that.

However, robot traffic can go down if your internal links are setup differently; meaning if you have more/less links to related content, change your comment system, add any ad networks Google doesn’t like etc.

Only you can “solve your problem” with your own website.

Theme docs … good idea to read through everything to better understand theme 🙂

https://forum.tagdiv.com/modules-and-blocks/

By slow connection, I actually meant the server was not serving up the information as fast as the browser can take it in. So what happens is that things don’t load in correct order sometimes. If your server response time is more than .05 or .10 seconds this can happen, based on my own experience with using the speed booster plugin. (Ours is .031 seconds so we don’t see this issue.)

This may have nothing to do with your particular case.

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Download licensed image and place into your post. Or, look for a plugin that might allow for licensed placement of content into WordPress.

This is usually from a slow connection where the CSS is loading too slowly. Some CDN/caching settings can cause that, and sometimes the tagdiv speed booster plugin.

Yes, custom CSS would be needed for that.
Usually simplest way to do micro customization.

I change some stuff like the giant blockquote text and some other things, myself. And the custom CSS sticks with each theme update, which is nice.

Theme panel under “analytics” ?

I “think” you can change that from the “page” for home page, and look for option in the module being used for that layout. I didn’t check that, but not sure.

Worst case, tech support will have a hack to hide it or edit the module file being used to comment that out.