As I await your response I will experiment with transitioning to the mobile plugin. If it is faster and better with AMP then perhaps it’s a sign that I should do it.

That is correct I don’t have the mobile theme plug-in.
I use the mobile page version of my desktop.
The mobile page version has been customized with the mintyside theme.
But only the mobile responsive version of pulses pro desktop shows up.

I really love the mintyside theme for mobile instead of the mobile plugin theme. Would it be possible to get the line of code for my webhost so that they can direct it to stop caching?

Hello!

I am using the Mintyside mobile theme and the Pulses Pro desktop theme.

Here is a screenshot of the mobile version when it works properly. Good: https://paste.pics/C40J8

Here is a screenshot of the mobile version when it caches to the desktop theme. I think that’s the problem. Bad: https://paste.pics/C40JU

My webhost says they can solve this issue if you give them the cookie that can allow them to stop caching the mobile page.

This is what they said: “Since the theme is managing the mobile version of the site, ask if there is a cookie. You can give it to us and we can add an exclusion for it. Where it would be in the theme I am not sure, but the theme dev/support may have a better idea of any cookies that are set for just mobile that we could use to exclude the mobile version from caching.”

Thanks for in advance for your help,

Sean

My server takes care of caching as part of the service so I cannot install WP Super Cache. They asked me to ask you for the mobile cookie so that the webhost can exclude it from caching. Could you please let me know what to tell them? Thanks in advance,
Sean

I am having the same problem too.

I think it’s because it’s still the weekend over there. We’re all eagerly awaiting Monday morning their time.

A manual update instead of using the wordpress automatic updater seemed to work well for me: https://forum.tagdiv.com/how-to-update-the-theme-2/

But I still have issues with the theme caching my web-responsive page instead of my mobile page on mobile devices. I have to manually clear the cache every 90 minutes. Could you please send me the cookie for the mobile page so that my web host can exclude the mobile pages from the cache? (theseoulite.com)

Thank you for your reply. I have resolved the issue in the following manner just in case it can help others.

This is the solution if your web hosting provider offers automatic caching when it hosts your wordpress site.
1. Delete all cache plugins. I deleted WP Super Cache, Cloudflare and Hummingbird Pro.
2. Install Proxy Cache Purge plugin.

It seems Newspaper wants only ONE cache plugin. Since my web hosting already provides it, I can’t use any plugins that have a cache feature. The Proxy Cache Purge doesn’t do any caching. It’s just a ‘telephone’ on my wordpress dashboard to my web hosting provider to purge my cache.

After I did this — 1) the mobile tagdiv composer page showed up on Android mobile chrome. Good! 2) The tagdiv composer theme for PCs showed up on Chrome. Good! 3) However, on Microsoft Edge on PC, the mobile tagdiv composer page showed up. Strange and not good. Is this supposed to happen?

Thank you for your reply. I have resolved the issue in the following manner just in case it can help others.

This is the solution if your web hosting provider offers automatic caching when it hosts your wordpress site.
1. Delete all cache plugins. I deleted WP Super Cache, Cloudflare and Hummingbird Pro.
2. Install Proxy Cache Purge plugin.

It seems Newspaper wants only ONE cache plugin. Since my web hosting already provides it, I can’t use any plugins that have a cache feature. The Proxy Cache Purge doesn’t do any caching. It’s just a ‘telephone’ on my wordpress dashboard to my web hosting provider to purge my cache.

This suddenly happened to me too and I can’t fix it.
A similar issue occurred a month ago. I enabled and disabled the mobile plugins. But this time the same trick did not work.
Please advise. Thanks in advance!