3. If you are going to do that, use a tool like this: https://interconnectit.com/products/search-and-replace-for-wordpress-databases/ Simply replacing it via a simple query can break serialized arrays.

If you have any links that aren’t local, this will also break them, as I’m sure you’re aware. A link to a Microsoft press release, for example. You can avoid that result by excluding the wp_posts table or even the content column (I forget its exact name) in that tool. I think that’s where you’d probably have most such links.

Template files would not be affected by a db query.

In future, I would try to make as many internal links as you can relative, i.e. instead of “http://styzic.com/my/page”, just “/my/page”. Makes things like this much easier. But some of the settings Chris mentioned obviously can’t be relative.

Try adding the !important tag to each rule:

background-color: #fff !important;

etc.

The class you want is .meta-info. Target more specifically using .home, .post, .category, etc, or within .td_block-wrap or .td_mod_wrap, and so forth.

Yes, I’m using it successfully now. Make sure you add necessary DFP code to the head using a plugin like https://wordpress.org/plugins/q2w3-inc-manager/, in addition to the actual ad unit code for individual ads that you can copy into the theme panel.

Deleting a plugin will not delete settings, I believe. But to be safe, you can just rename the folder to jscomposer-backup while updating. If it works, delete. If it doesn’t, delete your new folder and rename the original back to what it was.

Cloudflare doesn’t affect my responsiveness at all using this theme. It might be that you’re too aggressively caching or minifying your resources — these options are available under “Performance settings” on a per-website basis.

This plugin is outdated but still works on my install: https://wordpress.org/plugins/q2w3-inc-manager/

You could also manually add that to your single_… .php template files if you don’t want the overhead of another plugin.

You could probably just make another menu item and do the reverse hiding (i.e., have one show at min-width: 1200px and the other at max-width: 1199px).

Cool. 🙂

Anecdote: We once had an old WP install where the webmaster had left registration open even after we moved the site to a subdomain as an archive and forgotten about it. When I checked it three years later, some 1,200 spam accounts had been created and been used to post a lot of content in Polish. It was hilarious.

Possibly related to this thread: https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/duplicate-ogimage-tag-due-to-fb-video-fix-update/

Success?

P.S. Not that that isn’t a truly bizarre finding from Google News. As Chris said, this hasn’t come up in other people’s reviews. I just applied for and was accepted to Google News about two weeks ago and haven’t edited that class. “thumbnail” is also WP’s official/backend term for “featured image”, so it’s quite reasonable to expect references to that name…

This is the “mega menu” setting on any menu item. When you edit your menu(s) in WordPress, make sure the dropdown for “Make this category a mega menu” is set to display the one you want.

I’ve been working on this recently too, since I exceed my host’s CPU time now and then…

But yeah, looking at the profile you pasted there, since the plugin found that 85%+ of the load time was plugins, the theme is accounting for 15% or less and is not really your problem.

The profile points out Jetpack as 46%+. That’s a huge contribution to your load time. Minimize the features you’re using from it or find options that are more lightweight. E.g. instead of using its stats, use the theme’s built-in deployment of Google Analytics code.

Hide My WP is also contributing quite a bit. Are you sure you need it? A serious attacker would still be able to identify your site as a WP site if they looked at it… and a plugin like Wordfence is more lightweight and a highly recommended security plugin. That said, I by no means specialize in WP security so you might have other needs I’m not thinking of.

Wordpress SEO at almost 5% may be indispensable for you. Social Networks Auto Poster Facebook Twitter G might be easier to lose… as long as you’re using Jetpack, I believe it has its own autoposter. (It also has social sharing buttons, as does the theme, so I assume the reason you’re duplicating that functionality with Easy Social Share Buttons for WordPress – 0.0592 sec – 2.19% is that you don’t like the other options.)

The rest of these are very minimal contributors. Adminimize doesn’t contribute that much, but reading its description, it sounds totally cosmetic, so perhaps you can lose it.

Thanks. Okay, this is what you could try (with an !important tag if necessary):

.td-g-rec-id-content_bottom {
  overflow: hidden;
}

Ah! Interesting…

Try overflow:hidden; in the CSS. If you send me a link I can test it out on your site — I don’t use that ad so I’m not sure exactly which class you’d want.

Or Lucian can just give you a better solution when he checks. 😉

Do the “Disable on…” options in the Theme Panel for that ad spot work for you?

Hmm, okay… I’ll check it out. Thanks!

Thanks. The problem turned out to be that I switched to WP Super Cache to see if its performance was any better than W3 Total Cache, but then I switched back. I checked my .htaccess file on a sneaking suspicion and sure enough, WP Super Cache hadn’t cleaned up its rules properly, which explains why none of the caches I was clearing did anything.

All good now. 🙂

..although it works on another logged-out computer.. maybe some caching problem I still haven’t figured out.

Weekend, friend. But he should be checking again pretty soon 🙂

Weekend, friend…

The XML export/import is good too, and much easier, but it’s not 100% reliable or complete.

In particular, the importer (at least the default plugin) has a hard time with images and other large files, one reason being that your host might limit process runtimes. But you said your article images are showing fine, and I’m guessing you didn’t check “import media and images” since you were manually copying them. So that might not be the problem.

There are other ways for a mismatch to happen, and I don’t know them all, but one of them could be that different media IDs were assigned during the move and the pointers are now off… just a stab in the dark.

Maybe you could describe what you see in more detail? Do you get posts that seem to have no featured image at all, or do they have featured images but the links are broken, or what? Do any of the thumbnails appear on category/archive pages?

P.S. Official support will be back after the weekend but since it’s not a theme-related question, they might direct you elsewhere. I’m not a professional by any means but hopefully we can figure it out 🙂

-nod nod- Recommended size 🙂