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nikkigaskins
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Actually, I partially solved my problem. I came across this site that showed a work around:

https://woorkup.com/show-featured-image-wordpress-rss-feed/

However, now that the featured image is showing, I just wish it would include the text under the featured image as displayed on The Berkeley Observer website.

nikkigaskins
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Thank you. You are correct. It has been working the last few days since we’ve added the code. Much appreciated!

nikkigaskins
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Ok. I take that back. It does NOT work. (sorry for the back and forth)

nikkigaskins
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Actually, never mind. I spoke too soon. It works! Will this same code also work to prevent the header code on tablets?

nikkigaskins
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I tried that, unfortunately, the ad on mobile still appears above the header after I added the code you provided.

https://ibb.co/7JZwPTyw

Is there something else that I can try?

nikkigaskins
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I thought I figured out the problem, but apparently I have NOT. (I meant to add)

nikkigaskins
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Actually, please ignore that question. I figured out how to fix it!

nikkigaskins
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So I tried what you said… and while it did make the content on the webpages appear, it really messed up the look of the story content and how the mobile pages looked to readers. For example, on the homepage, everything looked very disorganized/ a mess.

See examples:

Story Post 1A:
https://ibb.co/Q7SjbfMf

Story Post 1B
https://ibb.co/G42YfXNS

HOMEPAGE:
https://ibb.co/jPz0pS2N

nikkigaskins
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Hi there. Thank you for your response.

I see that specific plugin that you mention. However, I’m afraid that if I disable it, my site will no longer be mobile or AMP-friendly.

According to the plugin description: “The Mobile Theme makes your website lighter and faster on mobile. Together with the AMP plugin, it provides the best solution for your website.”

Is there another solution?

Thanks!

nikkigaskins
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For this: – Redirect old AMP URLs – Redirect /amp/ or ?amp=1 to the regular post using a plugin or .htaccess

What plugin do you recommend?

nikkigaskins
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Thanks for each of your responses.

I’m surprised it’s not a quick, simple solution – such as simply deactivating the AMP plugin that’s compatible with the Newsmag template.

Previously, I used the plugin, “AMP for WP,” to make my webpages mobile on my previous website theme (WPZoom’s Tribune); however, I could easily make the pages mobile only again by deactivating the plugin.

I will try both of your suggestions over the weekend and report back. Stay tuned.

Thank you.

nikkigaskins
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I managed a workaround. I no longer need this answered. Thank you.

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