We are using TD Composer on numerous high traffic news portals, and have been since it was in BETA. It works beautifully for us, once you wrangle the normal ajax usability stuff in browser. It allows us to make complex home page layouts quickly, simply, and make multiple draft layouts for testing/review, then go live with the version we choose — with low overhead, higher page speed (95 with no caching plugin), and much lower CPU/RAM use or system crashes from pokey Visual Composer.
For those of us who need lean “main features” and speed, it’s superbly awesome.
Thanks again, TagDiv team! Love it 🙂
Also, if using Yoast 5.0 note there were some major bugs. Many folks are also having issues with the 5.01 update. If you have many issues with Yoast 5x you may wish to go back to 4.9x until they get to 5.03 or so — this has been common issue with Yoast 3.0, 4.0, etc. Usually takes a couple of dots to fix bugs with stuff they added.
Might not be your issue, but if you look at the Yoast SEO support forum, a lot of issues popping up including many conflicts with other plugins, themes, widgets, etc.
Test a post with gtmetrix.com to help debug your site issue, and also f12 console in chrome.
About the only way to stop this is to put an index.php file in there with something like a message not a public page with noindex and redirect to main site. Drop that into the theme folder before FTP update. Or, use some kind of ‘maintenance’ plugin, when doing theme changes/updates. I’ve done both, and neither 🙂
Works on this page.
http://www.dicasdafoto.com.br/dicas-de-fotografia-para-iniciantes/
note the docs on which modules don’t work. Also remember when you have rows below the bottom, it will wait to stick until you hit the bottom so it doesn’t go “on top” of the other content.
Anyway — I don’t work here, so no more help, sorry.
🙂
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simchris.
See the theme documentation:
https://forum.tagdiv.com/smart-sidebar-2/
Did you check the theme panel setting for sticky sidebar?
It’s an option in the theme panel; useful to go through all the theme panel screens, such as for posts, and see what they do.
Simply mark it as fixed in your Google account.
This happens when changing or updating theme, as temporarily there is no theme index content working, and so throws error. The ‘theme’ directory is not a public directory.
Theme doesn’t control your site setup, probably want to check with your hosting provider. Check your permalinks, check your htaccess, check your wp-config.php, check your domain name DNS setup with host, etc.
( I don’t work here. )
target the post ID
Wordpress codex is font of wisdom:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Conditional_Tags#A_Single_Post_Page
using an ad blocker?
Make sure you have your site properly setup for https
a) change explicit setting in your wp-config.php file for website URL and plugin directory
b) change any settings in theme panel that still have http vs https such as logo, etc.
c) search/replace post meta via phpmyadmin for any old image links
d) make sure you have proper redirect for http requests to https for your site
e) check “what” is not loading via https– theme CSS or a plugin?
I did all that when moving to https back in 2014, and always a few gremlins….
not sure that helps… but there you are 🙂
…. (never mind; my comment was not helpful it looks like.)
But anyway:
Main issues are often using too old version of PHP. Anything prior to 5.6 should not be used anymore, as it *will* cause issues with many things related to WP moving forward, esp if running really old end of life stuff like 5.2 or 5.3.
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simchris.
Theme doesn’t control that. That is part of WordPress core.
However, Google can ‘index’ parts of your internal structure if you change themes as temporarily there is no ‘theme’ in place to serve pages; which is why one normally uses a “maintenance” plugin to put in place while changing things.
Might not be your issue; but theme does not control submission of anything to Google or include raw paths to open folders.
However, if an element is loaded from a sub-folder via a plugin, that folder is obviously being read to load the content inside of it when the page is rendered — meaning Google knows that folder exists since the path is used in your post/page in some way, such as loading the template for a slider.
If not using revolution slider, you should disable that.
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simchris.
max execution time and memory limit are two totally different things.
Google serves ad based on viewport, and are thus served responsive vs fixed width, but a fixed width ad which is not text based will not resize on the fly by changing page width. Ads are served by adsense, not be theme. See the google help for info on how responsive ads work to better understand this.
With your own custom ads you can make ads responsive with css using percentage width max width and height auto in a custom class. Lots of info on making ads responsive online if new to css.
If WhatsApp uses open graph or similar meta data, check your post to make sure the needed meta data is actually there — theme doesn’t control “sending” anything to WhatsApp.
You might add the “print to PDF” option /addon for Chrome, and then simply print out the pages you wish from the website; this would also allow you to first load pages in Italian via Google Translate if desired.
You might add to the header.php or footer.php file, or perhaps add to the custom code box for google analytics ?
False positive. 🙂
Works on my 10 sites.
Make sure you adjust your php settings (see the status panel in theme admin) and ensure you have at least 64M allocated to WP in your wp-config.php file, also, when you get to next phase 😉
Might need to add .woff ‘type handler’ to your hosting account setup either via server or htaccess. (and .woff2)