Hello. I have added some custom code for tables on Newspaper X Theme. In Theme Panel -> Custom Code, I have successfully added Custom CSS, jQuery and Javascript for desktop version.
I exclusively use AMP version for mobile devices and tablets (I use the Transitional Template Mode on AMP installed plugin) and I would like to add this particular code (Custom CSS, jQuery and Javascript) in AMP version as well. I tried to insert code on Mobile Theme -> Custom Code->Your own CSS, Your Custom Javascript, but on no avail. The code classes and commands are not displayed.
Please, if possible, I recommend to follow this example URL both from desktop and from any mobile device, to understand the issue in the display of the tables (they use JSON from Google Sheets for table content and TablePress plugin for structure and auto import): https://www.bet3.gr/stoixima-prognostika/stirigma-tis-imeras/den-kanei-aggareia-i-verona/
Do I have to transform CSS, jQuery, Javascript to AMP oriented code? I do not really know to develop under AMP requirements. Any help?
Looking forward for a reply from your team. I would like to thank you very much in advance for your time and help.
Best regards,
Konstantinos Vorilas
Hi,
Please send an email at contact@tagdiv.com and provide wp-admin, all information about the codes you want to implement on AMP, so we can investigate this issue. Also paste a link to this topic so we can easily identify you.
Let us know and we will gladly assist you.
Thanks!
This is Konstantinos Vorilas and I have completed a replying e-mail to the e-mail address that you have indicated.
It regards custom code (CSS, jQuery, Javascript) that I am using at the bottom of every single article of 2 particular categories of bet3.GR website:
https://www.bet3.gr/category/stoixima-prognostika/stirigma-tis-imeras/
https://www.bet3.gr/category/stoixima-prognostika/over-tis-imeras/
It is about the appearance of tables in AMP version. They work properly in desktop version.
Thank you very much in advance for your time and help!
Best regards,
Konstantinos Vorilas