You get no SEO penalty for using many h3 tags. The h1 tag is primary title, h2 is a primary sub head. h3 tags are then used throughout sites for things like sub heads in articles, posts, about us pages, sidebar topic headers etc. This denotes a heading of the third order. You can have 100 of them on a page and it does not impact your SEO … it’s only a “semantic” element to identify something as a type of header, vs simply bolded/strong text. They are used correctly for this theme for modern semantic usage, and for SEO.

Avast often has false positives; which is why we don’t use it anymore. And, we had two machines infected while running their most expensive platform. We switched to Malwarebytes Anti-malware Premium, along with the builtin security on Windows 7 and have zero problems and it only catches “real” threats.

Note the big button “upgrade now” .. funny how they discovered something which wants to sell you an upgrade?

If you ran other anti-virus scans and threat checkers, and got nothing that should tell you something.

We’ve been using this theme a year, manage our own server, and have ZERO security issues.

THERE IS a known cross-site scripting flaw in WordPress 3.9 (prior to 4.0), which you should have already addressed by clean install. Some third party plugins can also become corrupted. We had that happen to one of our sites recently, where ironically fast secure contact form, was in fact not secure (!).

Point being, I don’t personally trust Avast on this kind of thing.

In our case we had to put the CORS instruction into a panel for the entire folder or “bucket” at the CDN, from the CDN management panel. But they should be able to tell you “how do I load fonts on my site from CDN” as this is a widely known (meaning couple of years at least) issue – unrelated to the theme. (See the link to the first article I posted above for much better explanation.)

The optimum solution is to set the CDN to *not* load the font(s) from the theme folder.

Lucian

maybe a simple text link for mobile centered below the sub footer menu element ?

[ back to top ]

since that would work with the simple #ttop jump?

I do agree it’s a super pain to scroll back up an article on some mobile devices like iPhone (etc.)

Well… which theme are you using exactly? You seem to be posting in both forums?

For the NEWSPAPER theme you need to make sure you have done all the things noted on GTMetrix for your site. Try testing a POST and not the home page.

What is a link to your post page?

Wellllll….. weird thing is that it works with some mobile things, and doesn’t with some other things. Helps to be VERY specific to get quicker replies.

So, the arrow jump to top works fine on, for example, my iPad air in portrait mode (Safari/iOS); it works fine in Chrome/iOS on iPad. (Hey, that’s a mobile device!)

However, “up arrow” *is* missing on, say, the iPhone 6 in portrait mode and landscape.

SUGGESTION (HEY RADU!):
Likely Radu O. might want to add the blue up arrow as a “centered” button below the right sub footer menu, centered, for the @media size for iPhone/other phones. Not sure it’s a bug … but there is an up arrow on iPhone with Newspaper theme, there is not in Newsmag.

Yes, the instructions clearly say don’t use “minify” with W3 Total Cache with this theme, so that was a good choice 😉

Force gzip is not a good solution for simply having your hosting provider properly setup gzip/deflate for your hosting account. This is a normal “needed” option for all hosting. If they won’t do it, move to a better hosting company. Seriously.

You can minify the CSS pretty easily (I cover this in the PageSpeed sticky topic several times). It’s not hard to do with the main CSS file. Worth doing, frankly. Just keep backup. All it really does is remove all the extra spaces, line breaks, and un-necessary thing like ; before a } and stuff like that. But it can cut the “size” of the file by 25% or more in 5 minutes. Super easy to do once you do it.

Link to page where the error is happening likely useful here 🙂

Yeah.. it’s a stupid security thing to keep certain kinds of things loading into a browser from different domains; ran into that with revamp of our main business website last year.

Adding the CORS setting at the CDN is pretty easy if they have the help on how to do it; or have instruction on how to “load everything except fonts” to the CDN.

Happened to me once, which is how I already knew that one 🙂
Glad to help out.

Looks like a server setting, based on this error “allow_url_fopen=0”

allow_url_fopen is a PHP configuration setting on server and It is disabled on the server You are using for your website, and this plugin uses this function for a functionality.

So if you can enable “allow_url_fopen” on your server, this problem will resolved. Ask your host to enable this, if you don’t know about it.

You just go to ThemeForest and buy another license to use on different domain name. Simple.

Of course, you can try my solution to fix it “right now” by adding the italics to the section after line 902 (or if it moved back to functions.php in v1.1 the appropriate code for droid sans there); or add the italic pull from Google to bottom of style.css.

Built in fix would be optimum, of course.

You know, I’ve never gotten that to quite work right on any wordpress site the past decade.

What we ended up doing, as annoying as it is, is manually adding the links to bottom of each post section, such as linking to page 2 page 3, etc.

This way you know it will always work, regardless of theme or shortcode. Kind of a pain, but it works.

Might be plugin for that but haven’t seen one.

You can use the “theme” on ONE of your websites, as noted in the license for the theme.

You can use any template more than once on your website, you simply need to create them.

If that was not your question, can you be more specific?

Compression is managed on your server; and hard to believe you would have 92 with that turned off, as that is typically good for 20 points alone, unless your prior theme was all text.

Browser caching is also necessary for all high ratings on PageSpeed Insights.

If you properly set both of those up, your speed should improve by 30 points. No site will rate well with those two elements disabled. Period.

Quick help on both expiration headers for browser caching and also gzip/deflate which should be working on your server to get any decent pagespeed score.
https://forum.tagdiv.com/how-to-make-the-site-faster/

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@arved007
I can see your icons just fine in both IE11 and Chrome in Win7/64, all iPad browsers, etc.

Note … I forgot…. I think they are using FontAwesome, which is very common; or custom version of that or custom icon font used in same manner.

e.g., class="td-icon-font td-icon-facebook"

There *is* a known issue, as outlined on the Font Awesome website, that some ad blocker programs may disable the icons for branded icons as being possible ads. This is a well known issue. If you’re using AdBlocker software, you might have to disable that to see the “branded” icons.

See: https://github.com/FortAwesome/Font-Awesome/wiki/Troubleshooting

Hopefully admin can help debug your issue. Ours is working fine.

Might not help arved but i can see the blue top and white bottom icons while on my ipad air, in chrome, safari, and also roboform browser, for your site just fine.

You do have notable lag time in your css loading as i see your home page as text links before the css loads.

• This reply was modified 11 years by simchris.

If using cdn you will need to setup CORS setting for your site, or create exception in your setting to not load icon font from cdn.

Well if you have a theme speed of “25” before using speed booster you have a lot of other problems with your website that the speed booster will not fix; it may also NOT work with some plugins which is why you need to test activating each one at a time to see which one *does not* work with it.

Test site using GTMetrix.com to see all the issues you may have. You should be able to have a speed of 80+ without using the speed booster plugin, if you do everything *ELSE* properly.

https://forum.tagdiv.com/how-to-make-the-site-faster/

Sorry if I sounded *mean* in my post 🙂

HI, Mehedi,
I think couple of folks are using it, so likely they will be kind enough to reply on that. 🙂

I haven’t actually tried it yet, or tried AddThis on the NewsMag theme.

Today trying to get something setup for our main business site for Dec. 1st, and dealing with Ukraine hacker running stolen cards on our ecom system to test valid card numbers (just blocked them). Sigh.

This forum is for NEWSMAG, so you may wish to post in the Newspaper forum for support with that theme. But FYI, you need to select a featured image for each post you want to appear on home page.

Mehedi, best bet is to build a plugin which works with all themes, especially if hosted on the WP repository. Good idea to setup a test site using default twenty-twelve theme and make sure your plugin works with that, and follow the best practices in the docs for creating WordPress plugins, not specific to one or two themes. e.g., it should work with “all” responsive themes, to bother doing it at all, frankly. Just my two cents. 🙂