See the docs for custom ad to put in the html into the divs. Just use normal anchor link on the img src for locally hosted graphic

Try using proper html entity for accent

oops – correct link
https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/tutorial-good-basic-security-practices/

OOPS … actual link is here

https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/tutorial-good-basic-security-practices/

see:
https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/tutorial-good-basic-security-practices/

notably the last section

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see
https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/tutorial-help-keep-your-newsmag-site-secure/

need to use an SMTP WordPress plugin to send ‘authenticated’ email out from your server/domain.

Theme does not control that.

• This reply was modified 8 years by simchris.

see:

https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/tutorial-help-keep-your-newsmag-site-secure/

Yes. You need to install just the theme folder zip, *not* the ‘all files’ zip.

Download the image from both sites, and compare in Photoshop to see what the bit difference is.

Upload an image to both sites named test-a-500×300.jpg and test-b-500×300.jpg or similar, then after live, compare both images ‘on page’ by re-download and compare in Photoshop.

For instance, one server might be using mod_pagespeed and converting images to WEBP format; one size might have higher compression setting set in wp-config.php — one site might be using jetpack or smushit; one site might be using http/2 compressing entire page into one packet.

Lots of possible causes — but you need to compare a fresh image put on both sites, then check the final file versions to see what changes are made to thumbs, to help debug the differential between the two.

Food for thought, anyway.

Probably safest to go to 4.7.2 I think.
You could likely request they send that to you if you provide your proof of purchase code for the theme.

That would require creating a custom menu per category, which I don’t know of any theme supporting, as you’d have to conditionally change the ‘business news’ link to land on different page per topic.

I don’t work here …

Have you enabled the ability for people to ‘sign up’ from the WP settings panel?

Probably would be useful to post a sticky note at top of forum about the couple of insecure versions with the dot upgrades as “on request” note, for those who can email TD the purchase code for proof of ownership.

Simply create different ‘categories’ for each city, then add that city to the menu once you have posted content inside that category.

See the WordPress.org docs/codex for info on how to make categories in wordpress.

Did you enable comments on tha actual post using the ckeckbox?!!

Heh. Welcome to WordPress.
If you uodate plugins, sometimes settings change. I have found it useful to check plugin settings after uodates!

R t f m

Simple hit counter doesn’t use a ton of resources.
The 7-day sort option adds some extra complexity, though.

Be sure to test your posts with F12/console for ajax errors, as that can impact it.
Also try, clearing your browser cookies/cache, disable any ad blockers, etc., and refresh your post couple of times, see if increments in the custom fields on that post.

Simply setup your videos on your site, as normally for any website; then use the ‘custom ad unit’ settings to put in your HTML, where you wrap your video in links, etc.

Normally to do an if/then for a specific ‘page’ in WP, you use the post ID. When you create a page it has an ‘ID’ in the dbase. (You can find that by hovering over the edit button/link in the all pages menu in WP.)

Then your conditional could be setup as along the lines of

if id = contactpageid# then print the css.

🙂

Check Yoast SEO settings, that options are all ‘on’ — and on the post page, make sure the ‘visibility’ is on from the WP tab top right of page.

tables are not responsive, generally in modern HTML, and this is why CSS columns more commonly used.

Also, you should never use inline styles within HTML anymore; but only use CSS classes.

So create a table class and apply the class to the table.

To make table cells psuedo-responsive, you would need to create classes for each td

like td33 for a 3 column table

.td33{width:33%}

For what YOU appear to be doing, you’d be better off using floats, or simple centered text div with CSS span on each item for custom per item elements.

Outside scope of theme, but you can find many tutorials online.

I don’t work here, but have suffered this issue myself 🙂

How are you uploading the plugin and which files to where?

Might be the 4000 lines of style code you have in your head BEFORE the og tags. I’ve never seen this before, and not good idea.

Ideally only critical ‘above the fold’ content should be inline in the head, and full css loaded from the footer; and normally the meta data should be BEFORE the inline CSS/js

1.7MB page load, took 16 seconds — which is awful — you should be shooting for max 3 seconds, 1.6 would be better. 189 element requests on page is way too many. 50 max would be ideal, 100 max also suggested. See:

https://gtmetrix.com/reports/www.pwrdown.com/dSnhg2SE