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bobbymc
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Turning “modal image” off in Theme panel works – will we have to turn it back on after theme update addresses problem?

bobbymc
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Still a problem with me as well. You can click on “edit” image and visibly see the “Modal Image” setting in the “off” position switch over to the “on” position.

The problem is it is apparently not staying in the “on” position.

Where we at on a fix? This is big for us.

Thanks

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bobbymc
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Have figured out it is the installation of Facebook Pixel causing the problem.

Have tried the official Facebook Plugin as well as Install Footers and Headers plugin but both are causing AMP errors. I have deactivate the plugins now because I want to have AMP pages on Google.

See attachment when either of the plugins is activated.

Can you recommend how I can use Facebook Pixel and not get massive Amp errors?

https://brandinginasia.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Screen-Shot-2019-05-02-at-4.46.48-PM.jpg

THANKS 🙂

bobbymc
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Any input on this? 🙂

bobbymc
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Ah. So I can use mobile theme only for AMP posts and the rest of the theme will look as I designed it? 🙂

bobbymc
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Simion – late getting back to you.

Fix worked great. Thanks again as always 🙂

bobbymc
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“But I see you do not use AMP currently”.

Not sure what you mean. I have the plugin activated.

bobbymc
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Had to change the URL and reinstall old theme again.

That link will not work at all now.

Please refer to the original question in the thread as to why the Amp pages lost all previous formatting.

BTW Mobile theme is not activated.

bobbymc
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I have restored the previous version of the Theme until you can give me a fix – when you click that link will look ok now.

Please advise so I can make use of the new updated theme.

Thanks

bobbymc
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Thanks. Would like to filter more broadly excluding all with a particular tag from the Category block.

For example I have a “Creative” category which focuses on ads from Asia. I have another that features ads from outside of Asia. I would like to list both those types of posts in the “Creative” category but not have them both show up in the block.

bobbymc
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Also is it possible to change the background color from white to another color?

bobbymc
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I’ve given up on the black background until resolution. So when you go to look it will be white 😉

hope can still figure it out.

thanks

bobbymc
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There is no drop down for a search field or anything.

bobbymc
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Thanks. Bogdan helped me out and the log problem is fixed.

How does Bloomberg get their menu in there – that would be a nice feature for Newspaper in the future.

Also be great to have the ability to change the fonts.

Thanks!

bobbymc
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Simion, I’ve placed this code in the AMP analytics section but not sure it’s working. Is this correct (I’ve deleted some of the ID numbers for security here)

I got the code from the Google Developers link you posted.

Thanks!

<script async custom-element=”amp-analytics” src=”https://cdn.ampproject.org/v0/amp-analytics-0.1.js”></script&gt;
<amp-analytics type=”gtag” data-credentials=”include”>
<script type=”application/json”>
{
“vars” : {
“gtag_id”: “<UA-5947****-1>”,
“config” : {
“<UA-5947****-1>”: { “groups”: “default” }
}
}
}
</script>
</amp-analytics>

bobbymc
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CLOSED – have assembled all questions here: https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/amp-page-formatting-questions/

bobbymc
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Similar problem following

bobbymc
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I emailed Bogdan. And he’s going to login and check the site.

Basically, I just installed the plugin when updated the theme and haven’t’ done anything after that except continue my normal posting routine.

That redirect thing is bizarre when I turn off the AMP plugin!

Hope we can figure it out.

bobbymc
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Have been playing with it and can’t figure it out.

The weirdest this is this: Why when I deactivate the AMP plugin all pages with “/amp/” at the end of the url redirct to this page https://brandinginasia.com/amplifi-dentsu-brown/

It’s bizarre -_-

bobbymc
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I looked at the tutorial says that there are limited options for page design with AMP.

Is this the case? That all of my mobile pages will no longer reflect the beautiful design from cloud templates?

Im’ starting to wish I had never activated the AMP plugin. Major headache.

Now I am trapped. I have dozens of posts on linkedin and facebook that all now automoatically have that “/amp/” at the end on mobile.

If I deactivate the plugin then no one can read the post because it redirects to the wrong post. If I keep the plugin then it looks like crap.

I really hope you guys have a solution.

Bobby

bobbymc
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This is a serious problem for me guys – been with you for years and bought several templates and you’ve always been great. Really need to solve this.

I have had to reactivate the AMP plugin because ALL pages with the “/amp/” at the end are being redirected to here

https://brandinginasia.com/amplifi-dentsu-brown/

I am in a position now if I use the amp plugin my mobile posts look terrible and are missing the sidebar, advertising banners, correct formatting and everything.

But if I deactivate the plugin then all those posts that still have “/amp/” automatically inserted in the URL are redirecting to the wrong place.

Please help.

bobbymc
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Header builder! Yes! Looking forward to that! 🙂

bobbymc
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Hey man. Finally got around to doing this. Worked beautifully. Thanks!

bobbymc
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Thanks. But do you have any like Style 1? That’s just a standard post with a smaller image on top. Please check Style 1 and let me know.

Thanks!

bobbymc
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The easiest thing to do is import a template. Write a blog or article post. Select the imported template as the theme for the post, publish it, then click “Edit Template” at the top of the newly published post.

That way you can see exactly how you’re post will look. Takes time to get the hang of the editing, but once you’ve got it, there are some awesome things you can do with the design.

Hope that helps.

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