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I see on https://themeforest.net/item/newspaper/5489609 that there are 2 additions:

new: Introducing the Header Builder. Now you have the power to create completely different headers for various pages, sticky headers on desktop and mobile, but also special headers for small screen devices.
new: The Header Manager. This feature allows you to have a different header on templates (think of it as your Headers Assign System :p)

Perhaps this is related to the errors we see?

You can’t. You have to edit the mobile theme files inside the main theme but your modifications will be overwritten with every theme update. If it is just CSS changes, you can do so from the theme panel>mobile>mobile CSS (or something like that).

It really helps to use MariaDB also instead of mySQL. Im using a VPS with 2Gb memory with MariaDB and it works just fine. (Note here that I have 8 other WP running of the same space). Im getting roughly 95 for both mobile and desktop (pagespeed insights). Note: You cannot add additional plugins however besides the recommended ones, because they really slow down things if added.

I found i get around 15% speed saving by minifying CSS on desktop.

Also the mobile app is necessary (despite in the guide saying its not needed) due to speed.

• This reply was modified 7 years by Rikk.

Hi,
is there any update on this. I too need to create child theme for my mobile version.

Regards,
Sathya

• This reply was modified 7 years by sathyavcs.

Hi,

“I try to explain when I access by google search (with amp detected because I see the icon with AMP) the first access is with AMP but if I navegate (the next redirection) appears as normal. ”
– Yes, this is normal AMP behavior. Google developed the amp pages as a starting point for a user coming from their search page. Meaning: a user searches for something on google and they enter a page from the search results. They felt that they needed to give mobile users a faster result of that page because when a user clicks on a search result they should see the desired page really fast rather than waiting until the full original website is loaded.

But, if the user tries to navigate further than that specific page they landed on, they will navigate to the original site. Even if they navigate further to a page that also has an amp version… they will still navigate to the original version.

Between you and me, AMP does not use any next generation technology or anything of the sort 🙂 . AMP pages are just stripped down of scripts and animations or any “eye candy” elements that can affect the page’s size/speed. If you think about it, AMP pages actually use old school (simple) html before all the pretty things came into practice 🙂

And they way they work is like this: lets say you search for “list of best best wordpress plugins”… Google shows you the results. Lets say that the first 3 links are AMP pages. Well, even though you did not even click any of them yet…google will still load them in the background of your phone browser, all 3 of them, so that when you actually click on it it will be instant.Thus, for a page to be cached and used in their AMP system they require webmasters to server really thin and stripped down pages for the transfers to be as small as possible. If you use any scripts or anything like that your page will not even qualify as an amp page, they have strict rules for this.

They don’t care if a page is slow for a user when visited directly or navigated. They only care for the landing page a user gets when clicking on a search result 🙂
Did the user get their desired search answer when clicked on a search result in a fraction of a second? Yes? Well then our job is done, should he navigate further on that site on other pages that have no relations to our search result ..that is their problem 🙂

I went a bit on the topic 🙂 In short answer to your question , yes this is exactly how google intended to be with amp pages. It’s normal behaviour.

“And… another question… I have more 1000 posts wrote. Only appears with amp … 70? Is this normal?”

Unfortunately, with google and search results nothing is 100% for sure. They have guidelines but they are always just guides. Notice they always use words like MAY, MIGHT, SHOULD and never use words like WILL.
To quote them from various things:
If you use a custom meta description Google MIGHT use it as the page’s description in the search result, or it MIGHT not.
If you have a page that points to an amp version of it, google MIGHT use it for mobile search results. Then again it might not 🙂
A google engineer actually said once, quote”We know how the search AI should think but most of the times he takes decisions that we do not understand”

So to answer your question, it can take a while until google indexes and updates their search results for your AMP pages. And they also might not show the amp version for any search results but only for specific keywords they feel appropriate.

If you want to be sure that Google sees that page as a valid amp page simply use their validation tool from here: https://search.google.com/test/amp
If this tool says the page is valid without any errors this means it has passed their test and once they feel appropriate they will use it in search results.

• This reply was modified 7 years by Claudiu. Reason: format

I check with the Ad provider and they should be fine on mobile. I don’t see any errors when the code is posted, just nothing shows up. When I replace it with an Adsense code, it works fine. Here is a post that should have the ad show up after the 3rd paragraph, but as you can see, it does not. It does, however, show up on desktop (or it did last time I checked it). The ads you do see are all Adsense ads. http://goingfor2.com/false-report-about-carson-wentz-by-joe-santoliquito-is-simply-poor-nfl-journalism/

Dear, the latest given code is way too much awkward for me. Can you make the two changes with the previous code as to change the text size of woocommerce galleries and adjust the padding in mobile devices???

Also the text in the add to cart button is too much compressed. Please take a look at the pic:

https://ibb.co/NrX3mpM

If you want to take more time, then its no problem from my side. Thanks

One last thing, how to get rid of the 20px padding (left and right) on the upper row with the custom ticker element in mobile view..? I have tried everything..

I doesn’t have to be in mobile only, because I also have these text links in footer area in desktop view. But because this doesn’t show in the mobile theme I need a different solution. So is there another way to this or is the solution you said then still the best one?

I have tried the single post cloud library but removed again. Poor update. It can’t add the customized sidebar, proper inline ads, widget, jetpack share button, more from author tab etc. While, for the single post template 1/2, the author name, date, and views aren’t aligned properly.

Even the autoload next post found at the extreme bottom. So, the mobile users won’t scroll up to footer once they read the article because they don’t know that the more posts (autoload) are below. The autoload feature must be like – next post title with an image just after the tagdiv social share buttons with continue reading tag.
The autoloading seems quite slow as well. Make it optimized preloading.