Hi,
I’ve setted amp mobile view, but the AMP view showing only if the user is registered and logged. While if i use my website like a guest i see the responsive version. Another strange things is that in some articles, i see the the AMP version while in other i see the normal view.
In AMP Settings i’ve selected Transitional and checked all boxes.
Activating mobile theme plugin, amp settings disappear and in theme mobile panel i’ve selected mobile + amp.
All articles are enabled for mobile version.
Thanks for your help.
1. ” Another strange things is that in some articles, i see the the AMP version while in other i see the normal view.”
We are experiencing a similar issue on our website https://automaticblogging.com
Seems there is inconsistency on the AMP pages/posts when we browse using visitor’s mode
2. Another strange thing is when we published a post.
It shows at the admin’s mode >> https://prnt.sc/smurp1
But It is not showing at the visitor’s mode >>https://prnt.sc/smuvxw
3. Do we need to submit anything to Google Webmaster to be qualified for the AMP, OR the site would be auto indexed via XML sitemap that implemented along with Yoast SEO?
(cause all AMP sites are within the Google.com domain when we browse it)
Please kindly advice, Thanks.
Warm regards,
Hi ValerioR and xeniux,
Please make sure that you do not have a plugin conflict, please deactivate ALL plugins except tagDiv Composer and amp, also if you are using child theme or cache plugin, deactivate them, clear all cache and try again.
1. If the amp appears only some posts, it can be disable on that post/page -> https://i.imgur.com/nj3XHCD.png or you can have something on that post/page that is not letting it to be translate to amp version.
2. Is possible to has some plugin conflicts, this can be for some cache plugins and this need to be set to be clear when publish/update an update.
3. There is no need for other submit, all you need is amp plugin and mobile theme plugin, also it can take some time until google will index the amp version.
Thank you!
