I’ve solved this…I notice that there is an option in the tagDiv Composer to turn off autoloading. Thanks

The only other thing to note would be that we are using Strattic for hosting.

Unfortunately I can not provide access to the website for security purposes.

Hi – Just to ensure you fully understand this, when the mobile menu is expanded to show the sub-menu items, the parent menu item has “td-sub-menu-open” added to the classes.

So, by default, in the mobile view we want

Parent menu-item 1
– Sub-menu item a
– Sub-menu item b
– Sub-menu item c
Parent menu-item 2
– Sub-menu item d
– Sub-menu item e
– Sub-menu item f

etc

Thanks!

HI,

OK – Thanks for this although FYI I think your guys need to speak with their guys because it seems (from my perspective) you are both making claims which are not true about each other!

So, I have now deactivated the WPML Translation Management Plugin and I can now create a page using the composer which is great…Thank you.

However…On a very different note….The translation I am doing is in Arabic and I am running into difficulties now due to the fact that wordpress is forcing the content to run Right to Left…Is there any advice you can give to help on this? I see that Newspaper does not support RTL html.

Thanks Again

Hi Simon,

Thanks for the quick reply.

OK, so I get both the options you have shown in the screencasts. However, when I click on “Translate +” from “Edit Page” I have no option to translate the content built with the TagDiv composer (see here https://cdn.wpml.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/2890516-Screenshot_2018_11_08_18.13.49.png?x59034).

Both TagDiv and WPML examples say that I should get all the individual fields to translate from this view as shown here: https://wpml.org/documentation/theme-compatibility/create-multilingual-wordpress-websites-using-the-newspaper-theme-and-wpml/

Does this make sense now?

Thanks 🙂

Hi Catalin,

I have used Newspaper for several projects and I am very happy with the results and your support over the years.

However, I recently was asked by a client to create an Arabic localisation of a site and so chose WPML as the plugin to go with based on your recommendations and having viewed pages from both TagDiv and WPML showing how good it looked.

I have installed WPML although I am not getting the opportunity to translate pages built with TagDiv Composer. Here is a link to the support request with WPML https://wpml.org/forums/topic/tagdiv-newspaper-theme-pages-made-with-tagdiv-composer-just-not-editable/

Unfortunately the response from WPML doesn’t acknowledge that Newspaper is officially supported and now they want FTP and WordPress access to sort the issue.

I was hoping that you guys could perhaps take a quick look at the support link above and see if you have any suggestions as to what the issue may be.

Thanks in advance for your response

Hmmm…I think this maybe browser related…All 4 are available to me on Chrome

Hi, Worked out the issue…I’m using a plug in you don’t support (Simply static)! The plug in works fine and I only have to active the plugin occasionally so I’ve just deactivated it and will turn it on as I need it.

Hi Catalin,

Could it be an https / http issue?

The domain I am using is for development only (at the moment) and does not have an SSL.

Thanks

Just to say that I have updated to version 8.7.5 and still have the same issue.

Running Newspaper V 8.7.2. WordPress 4.9.6

Hi Bogdan,

Can you please check that this setting removes the search icon from the mobile view also? For me it is not…I set the search to be hidden which works for desktop and tablet browser sizes but it remains in the mobile view.

Thanks