Sorry, my site is GoingFor2.com.
I would like to know how to remove this using custom CSS. Thank you.
That seemed to work, thank you.
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I’m just commenting to subscribe. I’m not having the same issue you are, but by upgrading my AMP plugin is no longer compatible. I want to revert as well. I told myself I’d never upgrade again after the last time was a fiasco. I guess I never learn.
Thanks for your answer. I must bring to your attention that I didn’t disable tagdiv composer plugin. I just upgraded from 8.7 to 8.8 via WordPress and that’s all. I had to re-enable all of them after that, cause all had been disabled automatically.
That’s going to happen every time you upgrade. I learned that the hard way. I upgraded and thought my site was broken and/or hacked, I proceeded to call my host and have them revert back to an older version of my site to “fix” it. The older version was a week old and I lost a lot of changes I had made in between. Turns out I just had to reactivate the composer. Cost me about 18 hours of work an frustration.
That did the trick. Thank you!
Catalin,
Try looking st this URL. The images appear small. http://goingfor2.com/2018-dynasty-stashes-running-backs-fantasy-football/amp/
Also, that url you looked at, look at the regular non-amp version. There is a picture towards the bottom that’s missing completely in the AMP version.
I too am having this issue, and I plan to try everything you listed here to see if that helps, but I had another question in regards to this. Does “pre-loading” the blocks use extra resources? I forget the actual wording, but I know on some of my content blocks I have three options, something to the affect of “partial preloading” “full preload” and none. Again, preloading may not be the right wording, but I’m not in front of my computer to be able to check exactly what the options are.
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The general look of the buttons at the top would be fine, I just need them to be at the bottom as well.
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The smart list template that has the slides. I believe it is the first one in the order. I’ll link a page on my site that has it. I need them at the bottom because on mobile devices, the written content doesn’t always fit on screen. After they have read the content, they have to scroll back up to go to the next slide. Here is the page for the example.
http://goingfor2.com/and-the-odds-are-nfl-week-6-picks-101517/