Google search console do not like enough amp provided web page

Dear,

Firstly thanks for your awesome work.

I use newspaper theme v8.8 with tagdiv amp plugin v1.2.

At least I have 2 problems:

• Generated amp page own internal links to cross-reference my article and they do not use the attribute rel=”amphtml” which is recommended.
  Google Search console message: Invalid URL for HTML attribute “href” in tag “a”
  See more: https://www.ampproject.org/docs/fundamentals/spec#links
  Page example: https://www.beart.fr/art-culinaire/recettes-bien-etre/wraps-maison/amp/
• Goggle search console message: The “img” tag can only appear as a descendant of the “noscript” tag. Did you want to use “amp-img”
  See more: https://www.ampproject.org/docs/reference/components/amp-img
  Page example: https://www.beart.fr/voyages/puy-en-velay/amp/

How can I fix these amp error ?

Bonus questions:
How to change url scheme for amp page ?

• Currently it is domain_name/category/article_name/amp
• I would like: domain_name/amp/category/article_name

Is it a better practice to end url by /amp ?

Thanks for your help

Best regards

• This topic was modified 8 years by lucie_barragan.
• This topic was modified 8 years by lucie_barragan.
• This topic was modified 8 years by lucie_barragan.
• This topic was modified 8 years by lucie_barragan.

Currently it is domain_name/category/article_name/amp
I would like: domain_name/amp/category/article_name

not really the correct methodology there, as the canonical name is the ‘real’ content location; while the /amp/ endpoint is simply an additional location for the still rare amp-connections via compatible devices and which points back at the original canonical location; meaning the /amp/ endpoint is not a real URL, but a redirect, just like a print-friendly page. You can’t have two URLs SERPS for the same page, so the “real” location is the desktop location for “most” people, and the /amp/ endpoint is secondary location for the small audience seeing/getting /amp/ content — it’s not the canonical link in SERPS.

Hope that made some kind of sense.

(I don’t work here.)