Hello
1. In the mobile theme settings, use mobile theme for, mobile, mobile and amp, amp only. I want pages visible to mobile users, so I have to select ‘amp only’, correct?
2. In the wp amp plug in settings, only content type ‘post’ and template ‘singular’ (not sub-template homepage) are checked by default. Why wouldn’t you want any taxonomy or template amp enabled? Example in the Newspaper documentation the example shows all templates and types checked for amp.
3. Do you recommend post processing caching on or off? Doesn’t state in the notes and i know your caching guides are very specific.
4. Existing pages and posts. The TagDiv guide doesn’t give any info – but is there anything I need to do for all existing posts and pages either to make them amp or check they are amp enabled?
Thanks
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This topic was modified 7 years by
Nicholas Gibbs.
5. I assume from the google amp official notes that the tag div wp amp plug in is a custom version as it doesn’t have many of the options in the google amp documentation. That must be because you know what is best for the theme, great, but why have you removed the ‘validated urls’ and ‘error index’ pages? Surely these would be useful to us in setting everything up?
Hi,
1. Yes if you want to have the desktop content on your mobile version you need to use the “AMP” option from mobile theme.
2. You can check all those boxes, like in our documentation -> https://tagdiv.com/amp-newspaper-theme/ , by default are checked only few because more customer want to have in special amp on posts or pages.
3. We recommend to use WP Super cache,
4. All existing post/page will be automatically make amp if the box for those are checked in Map> General -> https://www.screencast.com/t/FL2E6AOwd6 -> https://www.screencast.com/t/QL0m2LL5Zq
5. If you are not using mobile theme with amp you can choose the native and paired mode for amp -> https://www.screencast.com/t/ScLq4L47td and the ‘validated urls’ and ‘error index’ will appear again, unfortunately those two options need a template for amp version and our theme do not have one, that’s way wee recommend to use only the classic mode -> https://www.screencast.com/t/G994kkdcnZ if you have mobile theme activate this will automatic handle the ‘validated urls’ and ‘error index’.
Thank you!
Hi Calin. Thanks, I am with you as far as point 5.
In my amp settings i do not have the option visible in the screencast to choose from native, paired or classic etc.
In my amp settings i have the following text … “Your active theme has built-in AMP support. Paired: Reuses active theme’s templates to display AMP responses, but uses separate URLs for AMP. Each canonical URL may have a corresponding AMP URL, if the content is fully AMP valid.”
After installing the New version of newspaper theme and AMP in all my pages are under error now in google analytics. Errors are increasing day by day. my blog is https://buddymantra.com
I have attached the screenshot below
Hi @Nicholas Gibbs,
Those options are available only if you have the mobile theme plugin deactivate, if is activate the mobile will set the amp automatic.
Hi @buddymantra,
Please make sure that there is no plugin conflicts, please deactivate all non theme plugins, clear all cache deactivate cache plugin and try again.
Also is possible to take some time until google will index your new amp links.
Please check this article:
Ask Google to recrawl your URLs -> https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/6065812?hl=en
Thank you!