Why not simply turn on the ‘show categories’ and ‘show tags’ options from the theme panel under post options ?

Perhaps that’s not what you meant?

You need to edit the amp template …! see docs for that plugin, its not part of theme.

The tag cloud widget is actually part of wordpress, not theme, so custom css is best solution.

• This reply was modified 8 years by simchris.

We use auto post thumbnail pro, which creates local image from external content, to work with wordpress core functions and srcset for featured images, and thus theme thumbs properly.

This plugin does not work with all themes or will require some additional CSS work, check this from the plugin FAQ https://wordpress.org/plugins/external-featured-image/faq/

What I usually do is put something in the template like

<p>Text Here</p>

then upload, then go to page to see where it is.

So, might try that with the ‘page’ template.

Or, use a conditional php hook to do an if page ID xx or page ID yy, print code in the footer file.

Yes, disabling the social media functions that ‘ping’ the sites for ‘number of shares’ will limit that issue. All plugins that ping ‘number of like/shares’ have to go look up that info for you. Some plugins can cache that (some do it on their own servers), but most people really don’t care how many shares your article has.

Perhaps the footer.php file?

See the theme docs on using custom ad units. Simply use basic HTML to wrap anchor links around graphics for each div location breakpoint you want. Simple.

Pages are created in > wp login > pages

so, if you have an ‘about’ page, it’s edited from ‘pages’ to change the content.

if you want to edit the ‘page’ template it’s in the theme folder. There is not a template for each page post – not how WordPress works. There is no “about” template. There is a page template, and you edit the content on the pages editor built in to WordPress.

Look in the root folder for theme to see templates!

To find the VC/WPBakery installer – you need to look in the ‘all files’ download, not the single theme download from your ThemeForest account 🙂

Did you check chrome console for errors?

Generally you should not include shortcodes in the excerpt and put only clean text into the excerpt box on your posts.

You might be able to create a function for stripping out shortcodes, but not really part of the theme as that’s part of WordPress core functions.

I don’t work here; just some feedback.

Well, the TagDiv theme can’t “uncover the problem you’re having” without a lot more info. How about your error log, or debug print out when trying to use them both?

If the plugin is designed to capture external content via cURL (not part of theme), and generate posts, that is part of normal wordpress functions, and nothing in theme would break that.

What version of PHP are you using? Did you try disabling other plugins for conflicts? Turn off any auto-optimization features of plugins, check system status for enough resources and time to run processes, etc.?

Many other plugins like FeedWordPress which captures content from other sites’ RSS feeds works perfectly with the theme.

Did you do *all* the recommendations on that support page to check issues with YOUR setup?

Why not list which actions you have taken to debug, and what issue you ran into.

Theme works; not all plugins may work – more often issue with plugin, not the theme; so it’s up to you to try to sort that out for your particular setup.

Just food for thought. Or, hire a developer to debug for you?

(sigh)
Theme doesn’t insert ads in your site, you do when you setup ad networks. Those ads are served from other servers which “place content on your site” to load the ads; those elements for the ads load from other servers and have tracking (they are ‘ads’). Try optimizing your pagespeed/speed with *no* ad networks running.

Also, anything loading from external sources, such as ‘how many likes’ etc. are loaded from external servers and slow down your site.

For best speed, you need to disable ANYTHING being loaded from external locations: ads, gravatars (use a local image plugin for author photos), likes/shares counting, weather app, jetpack, etc. — then look at your site speed/optimization.

Turn things back on, check impact, decide if you want to keep them.

Welcome to WordPress! 🙂

You need to install just the theme folder, not the all files zip.
FTP is always best way.

Those are tracking elements from those sites, not the theme.

Trust me, we’ve *all* done that one at some point or another 😉

Did you look in the /plugins folder in the ‘all files’ zip download ?

Helps to read the changelog before doing major upgrade for theme versions, such as from 7x to 8x, just like going from major versions of WP or WooCommerce, etc., — AS THINGS CHANGE OVER TIME. Hence “optional.” If your read the info on the change with v8, they have provided a new simpler leaner faster plugin they have come up with call TagDiv Composer which I’ve been using in beta for looooong time over here. Works great. Visual Composer is still included but is optional for those setting up theme for the first time. If you check the ‘all files’ zip download, you will see VC is still there.

Generally good to also make backups of your dbase, site files, plugins and theme prior to doing any major update so you can ‘roll back’ if something doesn’t work.

Welcome to WordPress! Always a learning experience!

B******t posts don’t server any purpose around here, for most of us who try to help. Best to RTFM and learn to use the tools so you don’t run into issues like this down the road. If you shoot yourself in the foot, the people who make your shoes are not to blame.

( I don’t work here. Just some feedback from long time user and webdev dinosaur )

You can set number of revisions to keep for WP by editing the wp-config.php file; you can also try optimizing your dbase with the WP-Optimize plugin.

define( 'WP_POST_REVISIONS', 3 );
https://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php

Basic part of WordPress, not part of the theme.

Some tips:

http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-disable-post-revisions-in-wordpress-and-reduce-database-size/

• This reply was modified 8 years by simchris.

yep, the ‘all files’ download is where all the files are 😉

@MrDweeb
it’s in mine. Did you download the ‘all files’ zip which actually has the plugin folder?

“infinite scroll” of home page elements to load ‘more news items’ is not the same as ajax loading entirely new posts infinitely from bottom of a post page. Theme has had that for loooooong time.

It requires Imagick, Imagemagick, and Ghostscript on your web server.

https://make.wordpress.org/core/2016/11/15/enhanced-pdf-support-4-7/