Thanks for the info 🙂

I was just thinking of something more light, the way the homepage works, but filtered by a category / multiple categories.

@Bogdan
Thanks for your answer.

But…why?
Don’t you agree with my previous post that users accessing a blog post from a MOBILE device should always be served an AMP page?

Imagine this scenario: you google something and you open an article on your favorite website. Looks white, AMP, fast..everything’s awesome. At the end of the article, you decide to keep reading so you click a related an article. BAM, no AMP. Moreover, a totally different look, not optimized, slow…

Isn’t that a horrible user experience?

@Chris

First of all, I don’t think you can determine if the user is accessing your website from a mobile device or from a desktop in order to use REGEX. This aside…

As a user, do you think it’s normal that if you access a webpage from your smartphone, to get 2 different versions: one AMP and one regular, on the same device, depending whether you clicked the link on Facebook or Google? I don’t. I ALWAYS expect to be served the same page on the same device, be it AMP or not.

Again, I am talking only about mobile devices.

Lastly, Google used in many examples Techcrunch as an AMP example. If you go to any blog post on Techcrunch from you smarthphone, you will ALWAYS get the AMP version, no matter if you navigated there directly, via Facebook or via Google.

That’s the point of AMP. To always serve a fast webpage to MOBILE devices.

P.S. I am not saying to serve AMP pages to desktops. No, never. Only to mobile devices.

• This reply was modified 8 years by Erythros.

Having similar issues with the AMP.

User is redirected to an AMP page only if he is coming directly from Google.

If he is coming from Facebook (for example) or directly from the website, but from a different page, he will be served the non-amp page.

This is a horrible user experience – one blog post to be served AMP while the next one to be not…

Is there any solution for this?
I’d love a “force AMP redirect” option (or a snippet to implement it myself)

Another (test) example is here: https://esportsmedia.ro/hardware/scaun/review-gamdias-achilles-p1-l/
At the bottom of the page there are a few “related articles”. Clicking one of them takes the user to non-amp post.

• This reply was modified 8 years by Erythros. Reason: Adding test samples

You are awesome <3

Thanks for the clarification.

Therefore… what’s the solution? Stop using pages?

Congrats!

Thanks. Featured video posts are super important. So, that a good reason to change to your AMP version.

Few more additional questions:

In the desktop version, the images have the option to be opened as modals. Is / will this be supported in the upcoming update? Currently, in the test demo you linked it’s not working (but redirects to the media url)

Secondly, does the AMP support dark theme / background?

Last: I tried to acces the AMP urls for the index page on the link you gave me, but doesn’t work. Only the blog post. (I tried https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper_crypto/amp)
Do you have any example for AMP pages?

I just hope it would looks like this: https://ampforwp.com/themes/newspaper/
(would be a pity that some 3rd parties would implement your theme in AMP but not yourselves 😀 )

Thanks!

I don’t really feel like doing test on my production website nor spend time on a staging environment. Waiting therefore for an official answer.

Also, does TagDiv’s AMP implementation support video type posts and contact form 7?

That, of course, fixed it.
Cloudflare still cached the css.

Thanks.

Any idea what’s causing it?

I am using PHP 7.0

Hi Simon,

Why isn’t this solution implemented directly in the theme?
Sure, I can go and change one of these files to fix it now, but the problem is that once I decide to update the theme, the change is gone.
And 2 years from now I’m pretty sure I won’t remember to add some code to a file every time I update the theme…

Later edit: I found in the DB a reference to a key called fbconnectkey. This was in wp_options but no idea where it’s defined.

Manipulating the header.php did, indeed, solve the issue.

I’ll keep an eye on finding a more future proof solution.

Thanks

I tried the script provided in that topic, namely:

add_filter( 'the_content', 'facebook_sdk_replace' );
function facebook_sdk_replace( $content ) {
    if ( is_single() ) {
        $content = str_replace("/uk_UA/", "/en_US/", $content);
    }
    return $content;
}

Nothing changed as you can see on https://esportsmedia.ro/highlights/pubg/fast-and-furious/
I also created one more, to check if the script would be changed for new posts: https://esportsmedia.ro/highlights/pubg/pan-power/

That’s en extremely ugly fix.
Any idea what could cause Facebook to be set to uk_UA ? Especially since I didn’t install any plugin nor use Facebook in anyway until now.

Before the 8.1 update, the Facebook embeds were in EN (if you remember the tests I made above) so… something changes now, for whatever reason.

Hi @Catalin

I manage to update now to 8.1
Indeed, Facebook integration works now. But the problem I am facing is that the embeds are in russian, for whatever reason.
This has nothing to do with one’s settings or with the WordPress installation (as you can see, mine is in Romanian).

Here’s a link: https://esportsmedia.ro/trailer/the-archlich-of-naxxramas/
Here’s another: https://esportsmedia.ro/highlights/pubg/fast-and-furios/

Any idea how I could fix this / change the language to English or Romanian (as you have it in the screenshot above)?

Hi @Catalin

Any updates on the Facebook video bug?
Haven’t seen anything related on the latest update changelog

You guys are incredibly fast!
Thanks!

Understood!

Thanks for taking the time and explaining it.

Topic can be closed.

Thanks for the tip. Is there a reason to use the Live css featured from the TD composer instead of the Custom code under the theme panel ?

Seems that there’s an easy way to mix the code in the Live css or if you open by mistake the td composer with live css on 2 different pages, some of the code will get lost.

Well, I don’t integrate ADS at all. I hate them and I bet my reader hate them as well :]

Would you mind sharing the plugin? xD Sounds like it’s really an improvement.

Hi @neotrope

Oh, I see what you mean. Didn’t know it’s called like that.
Well,, there’s isn’t much one can do about expiration headers when these are external, right? Most of them are from google / youtune. Link