@soaresrey and @Anamaria, I tested it. I just updated it – I tried again through the dashboard as usual, and it worked without any issues, without needing to deactivate or delete the tagdiv composer plugin first. So, since it worked, I didn’t need to install it via FTP, well, I’m grateful it wasn’t so troublesome, but thanks for the information, @soaresrey.

I’m not quite sure even though some say it’s safe, I’m waiting for staff confirmation just to be sure once again. My website regularly posts articles, so doing a restore takes quite a while, performing recovery periodically just for testing, it would only consume time. It’s the weekend, so they are offline, we have to wait until Monday.

You should perform a backup restore from the previous day through your hosting provider. Try asking your hosting provider’s customer service for instructions on how to do this.

Attempting to revert to a previous version will be impossible because the website won’t be accessible at all, even to the dashboard menu.

Yes, you’re facing the same issue. The quickest solution is to perform a restore. It seems the fix will take a while considering it’s the weekend, and the closest update fix is scheduled for February 12th. That’s if they manage to address it promptly.

I have done it, but the result is still the same. I used Cloudflare, but temporarily stopped it, and still there is no result. The locker menu on the page remains empty.

I have used Edge, Opera, and Google Chrome browsers, but it still appears empty.

Okay, I understand. So, what about locking certain pages for paying customers? From my view, it’s just an empty menu.

https://ibb.co/RY3xHj7

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Plugin versions:

Newspaper Theme: 12.6.3
TagDiv Opt-In Builder: Version 1.5.1
tagDiv Cloud Library: Version 3.2
tagDiv Composer: Version 4.6
tagDiv Social Counter: Version 5.5

In the provided image, do I need to enter the package ID page on the arrow?

A similar question, if I use Google AdSense with the automatic ad method, does that mean it’s not possible because the provided method is only for shortcodes?

And again, is it not possible to implement the “lock” feature for website pages? I checked, and it seems to be applicable only to article content.

The same thing is the same, it seems like the theme database will continue to grow little by little if the appearance or something changes. So, it will not decrease but will continue to increase by itself. This might become a big problem one day, if theme users are active or regularly change the appearance of their website. It seems that investigation should be prioritized, because the size could continue to increase.

This does not only apply to those 2 databases, but also to others that have the prefix “td_” which means the database belongs to the tagdiv theme.

> td_011_settings = 790614
> td_011 = 158037

Sorry, what are credentials? Are there additional plugins specifically for guest logins?

I did but still, the same thing happened.

Sorry for the long reply, the issue still remains. As in the photo, the text until the shortcode has been entered into the text/wp editor / click edit content in the column text with title but after that there is no change even though there is a text and closed.

I understand there is no template for AMP, but not sure about the other one. So, it’s not possible to use an amp plugin with an amp-specific theme without a mobile tagdiv plugin?

Will that feature be available in the future for mobile/amp themes, including the highly useful bookmark feature?

I have also experienced this, but the solution is not very helpful and only uses one of the pollutions they provide, namely not using AMP.

The exact forum for your problem: https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/mobile-pagemobile-themeamp-not-responsive-to-desktoptablet/

I’m currently still hesitant to use the AMP plugin or the mobile theme because the problem is still the same as before and I see someone seeing the same case, meaning I’m not the only one experiencing a similar case.

I was in the same case, it was indeed a cache problem but I could never find a workaround. Moreover, I’m not good at coding or advanced settings. I don’t use cloudflare, I use the litespeed cache server, I asked for a ticket for support from litespeed, then they just said there was a problem with the tagDiv Mobile Theme and I decided not to use the plugin, even editing with a special mobile theme is the same. I can only edit the mobile theme via the standard responsive editing composer.

I just think the server will try to load the mobile view first and make desktop users or visitors always see the mobile view, because maybe it’s faster to access, that’s my logic.

I think this problem can be solved, because I or as a person cannot use the full power functions of this theme.

No – no that’s not what I mean, if that’s what I understand, but it’s not just changing the color for that basic customization, it means pages like these are categories that can change units:
https://freeimage.host/i/H1x6oQa

I mean can customize with tagdiv composer every created tag:
https://freeimage.host/i/H1xPJwX

Instead of creating a customized page. Customizing specific tag pages (with tagdiv composer) makes the theme look even more premium or epic. For example, if I make an article about the Cygames company, the article will be tagged Cygames, then I mean the Cygames tag can look different on its own, which displays a brief description of the company and the existing articles.

So when someone reads an article and clicks on a tag, he will go to a specially made tag page like creating a page.

Hi,

thanks for the confirmation I have no doubts, but it seems the image of the plugin with in the documentation is slightly different.

I have 2 check options, do both need to be ticked?
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I agree with him there really is nothing special in this version 12. Even the review system is mediocre and quite difficult and strange.

I mean see, you/admin can change someone’s review comment. It does look good to edit a review with a rant but if there are a lot of reviews it will be a hassle and the review will need to be approved first every time there is a new one, that’s very inconvenient.

It’s better for the development team to focus more on developing features that are pastes on a blog and news website because basically people buy this theme because of that.

It features light-dark website mode, content tables and many others which are interesting if we take a look at the new developer theme.

Developers should also seriously work on the appearance of AMP Plugins & Mobile Themes, because internet users now use mobile more to visit websites than desktops.

The AMP plugin & mobile theme belonging to the newspaper tagdiv theme looks very classic and old-fashioned, it doesn’t have any interesting features or a slightly modern look, I even look like it’s been abandoned.

If the developers don’t take this seriously I think many of your customers will be willing to waste their money to leave this theme and buy a more modern theme and according to current state/demand conditions.

+1 to this request.

This feature will be very interesting if it is available in single post customization.

Long articles need something like this. Long articles may be read by all readers.

Rarely do readers read full length articles, they only look for what they need according to the header title in the article post.

Yes, this is a serious problem regarding cache, many hosting companies have implemented and recommended litespeed cache to their customers, some have even been directly connected.

If I ask about this on hosting about increasing speed with this theme, the hosting will definitely say it’s a problem that should be left to theme development not to server speed hosting issue.

The hosting party will always suggest that litespeed cache is the best premium option that is already in their package or standard and they will even provide a comparison for litespeed cache with other cache plugins.

But CS newspaper recommends WP Super Cache and litespeed server users who buy this theme are confused by this complicated choice.

I hope the newspaper can confirm compatibility with the litespeed cache as soon as possible, because the speed tests on GTmetrix or Google PageSpeed Insights always give low marks.

I’ve been very interested in this topic for a long time. I’m always looking for discussions everywhere about the topic of AMP or mobile-optimized website themes.

The mobile theme on the newspaper in my opinion is the best choice right now if you want something faster than other themes.

If you install it with AMP it will be an even better choice, but with the big drawback of removing all existing designs. It’s the same as mobile Themes but even faster.

From my latest analysis, if your website is designed for news using AMP is the best choice because you will get exclusive rights from Google that carries this AMP, I recommend it for now.

But if your website is fast before using AMP or mobile themes I don’t think it’s necessary.

*The benefits of using a mobile theme, AMP or mobile theme + AMP differ from choice;

>If you only use a mobile theme, it is possible that other plugins that you apply will work optimally with a simple mobile website appearance.

>If you only use AMP, it allows the website to be faster but very simple and will execute plugins that are not optimal with AMP or do not support AMP.

>If you only use mobile + AMP themes, I’m actually quite confused by this but the mobile website will have 2 versions namely mobile and AMP themes that visitors can choose from.

**Simply put, both mobile and AMP themes aim to make visitors or readers who come can access the page quickly and visitors who have very – very slow internet (even for users who are still using 3G networks) will be happy to access the AMP site.