Hi guys!
As I’ve read, the TagDiv Composer does not work with Mobile Theme and AMP Pages.
I’ve tested it with the Mobile Theme and on a smartphone the pages with TagDiv Composer were simply blank. So basically people who use the composer on other pages than the homepage can’t use the Mobile Theme nor the AMP Plug-in, which is pretty sad.
So is there a possibility of implementing the following in the future:
NO COMPOSER USED > Page shown as AMP or Mobile Theme (depending with Plug-Ins are installed)
COMPOSER USED > Page shown is the one from the theme shown in responsive mode (and the AMP and Mobile Theme are automatically deactivated in this case)
I guess this pretty difficult to code/implement but I am curious if something like that is planned in the future?
Best,
Roman
Hi,
Indeed pages built with any composer will not be displayed on AMP pages. Amp pages are supposed to be fast loading pages which present the content quickly, not containing blocks and grids. Pages built with the default WordPress editor will be displayed on AMP
– https://www.screencast.com/t/42Qq9ta9pbY
The mobile theme as well is optimized for speed. You will have to create 2 versions for each page, one with the composer for desktop, and one with the mobile editor for mobile
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/the-mobile-theme/
The mobile theme will not display pages built with the composer, the default responsive version already does that. There would be no point to the plugin if it would do the same thing.
Both the mobile theme and AMP can be installed at the same time if needed. The posts will be served in AMP, and the rest of the website with the mobile theme in that case. AMP content will be served to users only through Google.
Thanks
