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We’ve reviewed the guide, but unfortunately, it didn’t offer a solution. We’re interested in using the ‘ARTICLE INLINE AD’ option from the mobile theme to achieve the same effect on the AMP page(showing inline ads between the articles paragraph). While we understand that this feature isn’t supported by default in the theme, could you please provide guidance on which theme files to edit in order to accomplish this?
https://app.screencast.com/op6RUX7p2Vibk

Hi
this is what I see in TD composer, first row is aligned to the top, last row is aligned to the bottom

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Row layout settings are

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If i change vertical align type like that

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I see this in TD composer

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As you can notice, First row (with Logo) is not aligned to the top, and last row is not aligned to the bottom, the vertical colums are evenly distributed.
I need to have the FIRST display solution, but when I save the page I always get the same result, with both Row Layout settings

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You can see the live page here
https://symt2023.proper-milano.cloud/landing-page-sample/
Please let me know if you need more info.
Best regards, Luca

Hi,

Is there a reason why you link to a guide that is not revelant to the newspaper theme? Should not the theme itself take care of the favicon?

Looking at the results in this page
https://realfavicongenerator.net/favicon_checker?protocol=https&site=www.matochresebloggen.se%2F

I would really appreciate if you can tell me how to fix this with the actual theme i have.

Best regards Christian

Sorry, forgot to mention, Google has made it harder to do the ‘clear amp cache’ thing. SHould have been a button in the official wordpress for amp plugin, but nooooooo.
If you serve 404s for the AMP endpoints, or do optional 301 redirects, that should suffice. There are no penalties or anything with removing AMP forever. Do it! 🙂
(I don’t work here, just loooooong time user.)
__ Chris S.

My pleasure. Also, note that Google has actually made it harder to clear the amp cache. So, really, no need to bother with that as either the 404 amp endpoints, optional 301 redirects, and removing the rel= links in the post meta data will solve that. At some point they will just switch AMP off entirely as they really don’t care.

Hi Bettina
In Tagdiv – mobile, images fly out of the frame – example:

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In my old version (publisher) – the frame alignes the images – example:

We started building websites March of 1995; so have seen a lot come and go. AMP was a good idea if you had a busy site someplace with slow server, etc., but when Google basically ‘forced’ people to be on AMP for mobile search results (much like G+ was *required* for a local business listing), their “do no evil” mantra was dead and buried. So, they keep abandoning things (RIP, Feedburner), that I won’t invest in any of their tech unless no other choice. We were so happy to see AMP go the way of another bad idea, as far as I was concerned. The idea of having to waste huge amounts of time building second version of content was dumb when stuff like ‘print friendly’ pages have been around for 25+ years. Anyway… good riddance, I say 🙂

Hello simchris

I hate google
I don’t know, in this time people are allowed to say, “I hate.”
It seems that we are living in a slave-like time, with new ideologies now dominating our collective culture and controlling our thoughts.
The strange thing is that despite the presence of many technology companies and browsers, no one acts as a god like Google, It seems that the gods Google, make a lot of mistakes
Although I like the simple design style in amp
The idea was good and practical
However, Google failed to build the infrastructure for this project, and it did not seem serious or convincing, and this is what is strange about the matter.

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if using redirection plugin

REGEX

Redirect AMP pages
http://site.com/article/amp/ ⇒ http://site.com/article/
Source
^/(.*?)/amp/$
Target
/$1/
Redirect ?amp pages
http://site.com/article/?amp=12 ⇒ http://site.com/article/
Source
^/(.*?)/\?amp=.*
Target
/$1/

if using redirection plugin

REGEX

Redirect AMP pages
http://site.com/article/amp/ ⇒ http://site.com/article/
Source
^/(.*?)/amp/$
Target
/$1/
Redirect ?amp pages
http://site.com/article/?amp=12 ⇒ http://site.com/article/
Source
^/(.*?)/\?amp=.*
Target
/$1/