Hello
What is AMP and PWA version of WP Site? Please help me about PWA in details.
Hi,
Here you can find more information about AMP
– https://yoast.com/setting-up-wordpress-for-amp-accelerated-mobile-pages/
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/easy-guide-to-implement-amp-with-newspaper-theme/
You can search the forum for more about this, and different points of view from the users, regarding AMP.
About PWA there has not been much discussion on the forum, but you can find more information online. Like here for example
– https://developers.google.com/web/progressive-web-apps/
Thanks
Is there any plugin to work with PWA?
– http://codecanyon.net/item/wordpress-mobile-pack-pro/13431930?s_rank=8
– http://codecanyon.net/item/progressive-the-future-of-mobile-apps/18446847?s_rank=4
http://codecanyon.net/item/wordpress-mobile-soft-progressive-web-application-plugin-for-wordpress-on-mobile/20041108?s_rank=2
– http://codecanyon.net/item/obliq-progressive-web-apps/20119018?s_rank=1
Hi,
I could not give you any plugin recommendation unfortunately. We have not made any tests in this matter. You should maybe try and test with free plugins if there are any, before purchasing premium plugins. Also there is no history here on the forum with feedback from users that might be using plugins like this.
Thanks
I am client of a google certified company Readwhere. Which is telling me Google will rank higher pages with amp and pwa. If possible add this in your amazingly wonderful theme.
You can add AMP right now; we’ve been doing it since it was in BETA end of 2015, with TagDiv themes. Use the AMP plugin from Automattic, as it’s from the same people who make WordPress, and developed for pro clients on WP like TIME.com etc.
PWAs are primarily to serve data in separate app, which is not really part of normal ‘website’ theming. Generally you should decide if you want to serve an AMP version of the website or a PWA. But unless you have special use case, for “most” people the AMP version and a quick, clean “responsive” website, or mobile friendly sub-theme as with NP works very well.
See: https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2016/08/a-beginners-guide-to-progressive-web-apps/
Google will rank your site better ON MOBILE with AMP, as it provides option for mobile users with compatible devices (but not all) to see different version of site streamlined for the mobile environment. It doesn’t get seen by desktop users and the viewer must be using AMP compatible device/browser.
Responsive works with everything. Mobile sub theme works with all mobile browsers (aside perhaps from some micro browsers).
A PWA — in theory — can give you a multi-level platform to serve a mobile app outside of browser, then fall back to AMP, then to mobile sub theme, then main responsive theme.
Presumably this will take some planning and research to implement.
But you can get AMP setup in an hour. So, I’d start there 🙂
Hi,
You can check these sources for more information
– https://www.ampproject.org/docs/guides/ads/ads_getting_started
– https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/7183212?hl=en
Thanks
This does not help to place add after some paragraph.
Hi,
You could try an ad inserting plugin, maybe this will allow you to place ads where you need them on your amp pages
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/easy-guide-to-implement-amp-with-newspaper-theme/
Thanks
Hello Vinay,
I tried an open source plugin on WordPress for getting PWA on Newspaper theme last day, called “Super Progressive Web Apps”, and it worked well for me with all features of Progressive Web Apps. You can also try it. It also supports AMP for starturls.
Hope it will be helpful for you.
Thanks!
@lukkachuppi, Does Super PWA support AdSense?
Are you Indian lukkachuppi?
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Vinay Prajapati.
@vinay Yes! It worked perfectly for me. That’s why I recommend here.
