In the first place, saying that I was satisfied with what was done until the last changes, the AMP plugin worked perfectly well independently and it was not obligatory to integrate it with the crap of the “td-mobile-plugin” plugin, the latter is really a garbage of complement. It has many compatibility failures and now it is not possible to “become independent” of the one if you want to use AMP, the responsive versions of the original template no longer work and always respond to the “td-mobile” complement (something really frustrating and annoying). Is there a way to update the latest version, use amp, but without the damn td-mobile plugin?
I’m kind of tired of making such “aggressive” changes and using their clients as guinea pigs.
Thank God,
I was sufficiently cautious to update the subject from a trial version of my website, of which I would have lost hundreds of dollars a day. Really very worrisome the irresponsible way to release updates.
Hi,
Sorry for the inconveniences, there was a decision made to integrate the mobile theme with the official AMP plugin.
There were many requests to have a menu on AMP since the introduction of the AMP plugin, a section for adding the auto ads code directly in the theme panel (not by adding it in the plugin code each time the theme was updated), sections for adding custom code and a few others. So it was decided to use the official AMP plugin together with the mobile theme, which would be a better solution than a dedicated AMP plugin as before. The mobile theme is optimized for mobile for increased performance.
The official AMP plugin can be used by its own, and the mobile theme deactivated if you don’t want to use it. Or you could consider using a different AMP plugin altogether. Let us know if you have more questions.
Thanks
Excuse me, but I totally disagree with that “pseudo democracy” with which you intend to carry out your development strategy. Because of the ignorance of some, they have harmed us all. Have you eliminated a perfect AMP plugin, to implement this awful thing, just because there are people without knowledge to insert a damn code?
Excuse me, but it was a bad plan.
Can I update the template, without installing the new AMP add-ons and continue using the previous complementio? Or if I update, am I condemned to migrate to the new?
Otherwise I will be frozen in time, because I believe that the previous version is perfectly stable and perfectly optimized, and I do not have to be a guinea pig because there are ignorant people without technical knowledge.
I really can not believe how it is possible that they carry out such a sensitive update in such a disastrous way. Because if there is a way to do things wrong, you have chosen the worst way. The other add-on was fully functional and optimized. But they have wanted to “save” the development by integrating something from third parties and have wanted to simplify without thinking about their consumers but to save yourselves long-term work. Really disappointed, I hope you do something to reverse such a terrible decision.
I agree with you Gonzalo. This is a DISASTER. Completely CARELESS on their part. I need my PAGES to be visible. I’m losing money.
How can we go back to the previous version?
A more detailed explanation for this change is in this topic
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/the-old-amp-plugin-still-working-good-will-i-able-keep-using-it/
