Try
a) clear cache on ios device browser, Safari
b) clear cache on website, clear transients with wp-optimize
c) disable the image animation effect (fake lazy loading)
d) some ads may freeze browser – not much you can do about that; we switched to ‘text ads only’ with AdSense to fix that issue here on some sites (I use my iPad every day!)

https://forum.tagdiv.com/excerpts-introduction/

make sure the smart scroll option for sidebar turned off

You can change the login for WordPress with simple functions. Worth looking into various tutorials online from past decade, as many free plugins in wordpress.org, and simple functions you can add to the functions.php file.

(( sorry I have not personally tried those plugins; I don’t work here ))

• This reply was modified 8 years by simchris.

I think that setting is in the blocks panel in the theme settings.

likely an issue with your server’s cURL setup.

FTP best way to install.

Did you review the problems in the report and address them?

WordPress creates 3 thumbs for each image uploaded, and found on the WP media settings panel. Theme doesn’t manage those.

For theme, you can disable any thumbs you don’t need from the theme panel, which are made from the featured image.

I think the amp endpoint function is related to changing the ‘endpoint’ — such as if you wanted /ac/ vs /amp/ or /mobile/ or whatever.

Sorry I don’t have perfect answer.

On another site, with a custom lean theme, we have it added to the /amp/ endpoints, but we’re using the venerable WP-Postviews plugin.

in this context, the function we have is this:
do_action( 'amp_post_template_head', 'process_postviews' );

I use the auto post thumbnail pro plugin, personally.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask me 🙂

Depending on what you might be doing and with what, in most places spelling matters for some things, such as ‘eligible’ vs ‘eligable’

They work for me. Note that the /amp/ endpoint is outside the theme as separate entity, just like having a separate print template.

You can test the /amp/ page actually validates properly (such as no inline css), and check it actually works and view the page source by going to the endpoint for one of your posts.

Likely need to be way more specific …
does it need to go into the header area, outside the page HTML, or in the actual body of the pages with the HTML ?

If it needs to go in the header, outside the body HTML, you can simply add to either the header.php before the BODY tag, or in the footer, after the BODY element.

I went through that when we added WooCommerce awhile back — and took couple of tries to sort that out. 🙂

One of those things that should be in the WordPress “owner’s manual” someplace.

Note amp plugin went through some major update last month, so double check the add action variable still the same…

Malware was not in current version of theme — a ‘vulnerability’ was in old version. Two totally different things. Legal copy of theme has no malware or it wouldn’t be uploaded onto ThemeForest which checks/approves everything after TagDiv does.

For those who didn’t update the theme on time, or who ‘copied’ theme files on top of old files vs proper upgrade method (proper upgrade is DELETE old folder, upload NEW one), you might have been at risk. Much like running OLD version of WP, would get you hacked as well.

BE SURE TO READ:
https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/tutorial-good-basic-security-practices/

• This reply was modified 8 years by simchris.

FTP always best way to update theme, plugins, etc. — and always good to disable certain plugins like wp-booster that change how the content works dynamically, when doing any updates. Much like turning off caching, etc.

1) try first: remove the booster plugin
if unable to login, then try renaming the plugins folder to x-plugin

2a) if that does not work: Delete newspaper theme, and rename the plugins folder to x-plugins. This forces WP to revert to the default twenty-sixteen theme.
2b) one you login, CHANGE the theme

then try again

We’ve been using the Automattic AMP plugin with TagDiv themes for almost 2 years now, since AMP was in beta, and works perfectly for us. Yes, you have to RTFM to modify the template, but that’s true of any custom post format, really. Simple to add adverts, and related posts, etc. — anything which can be done as a function, or added as a shortcode, will work. Worth playing with. Beauty of the ‘official’ plugin is that it’s built by same folks as WordPress and used for the VIP customers.

And not everybody is choosing to use AMP. If you have a lean fast mobile theme or responsive layout, it can work as well. AMP is an interim form until WiFi hits the next speed grade. So, in areas with slow mobile, AMP is useful, in major metro areas, not as much.

Anyway – sorry to butt in…. waiting for crap to download off my server. 🙂

I don’t work here, so unfortunately, my consulting time is rather expensive 😉

(sorry)

A common solution is to bypass the menu and add a sticky slide down CSS/javascript button that lives at top of screen [login] that when clicked/tapped, slide down/open the login element. This is common solution to bypass menus and logic, and to have this sitewide by simply adding to the header.php.

Remember to check the views in the custom field, not on the page, when you do a view increment, as the web page version is cached – that is how I wasn’t seeing the views on our site originally (I think I did a facepalm post about that way back when).

Of course – we didn’t use a caching plugin since we have dedicated server, so any caching plugin you’d probably need to make an exception for the /amp/ endpoint, since caching is done on the Google CDN for most purposes, and so local caching serves no purpose for the /amp/ version. My two cents anyway.

That old code still works with 3x, since we moved to Newsmag 3.x a year ago (Aug 2016) from 1.7. I have not yet upgraded anything to 4x as I’ve been building my own ‘in-house-only’ theme for our main business “corporate” portal (since we don’t need page builders, or news blocks, etc. — needs to be super lean, using bootstrap 3x).

However, ironically as of Aug 1 we disabled the hit counter entirely on our CANW website. But it *was* working the past 11 months on 3x just fine with the Automattic AMP plugin.

🙂

They might have blocked your isp for abuse. Try resetting router. Clear your browser cache. Check for virus on your pc.

You can check if its just you…

http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/https://themeforest.net/