I have activated AMP plugin and test to verify adding /amp at the end of the post url. It shows a 404 error.
URL: http://newsflash.in
Further, I tested it https://search.google.com/test/amp
It shows, “Page cannot be reached. This could be because the page is unavailable or blocked by robots.txt”
Hello,
The test for pages is done like so: http://newsflash.in/?amp
However our amp plugin will only show the amp template for pages that have not been created using a page builder. It will show the standard page otherwise.
https://forum.tagdiv.com/tagdiv-amp-plugin-tutorial/
Thanks.
Is the test for pages is done by adding “/?amp” or “/amp” at the end of the url?
I have tested my blog posts adding “/amp” at the end of the url. It works good.
But, my home page is not working with “/amp” at the end of url i.e. http://newsflash.in/amp
Although, it works with “/?amp” at the end of url i.e. http://newsflash.in/?amp but it fails the test here https://search.google.com/test/amp
I have enabled amp post type support for both, post and page inside theme panel. In your future theme update, is it possible to exclude this amp support from some pages which have created by page builder by adding page ID?
Hi,
Pages built with the composer will not work. Pages built with the default WordPress editor. Example of an AMP page
– http://prntscr.com/k89xpn
– http://prntscr.com/k89xyr
AMP is supposed to deliver performance based on simplified content, not display heavy elements like grids, blocks etc. Then there would be no point for it.
So if you want to have an AMP homepage the page must contain only default content, created with the WordPress editor
– https://www.screencast.com/t/D8VvbDJCJv
Thanks
