Did you try adding some css ?
Like
.tableresp{width:98%}
<table class="tableresp"></table>

• This reply was modified 8 years by simchris.

Also be aware AMP now requires https, so unless your site is fully https SSL/TLS compatible, AMP serves no purpose. So you need to use the ‘https’ URL for testing properly.

Further, you need to have pages loading properly, and without errors:
(so test your pages with ads turned OFF to ensure not causing https fails)

Mixed Content: The page at '<URL>' was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure image '<URL>'. This content should also be served over HTTPS.
player.js?player_id=3628:1550 Uncaught DOMException: Blocked a frame with origin "https://securepubads.g.doubleclick.net" from accessing a cross-origin frame.
at https://site-domain-nglmedia.netdna-ssl.com/player/v1/assets/js/player.js?player_id=3628:1550:91
at https://site-domain-nglmedia.netdna-ssl.com/player/v1/assets/js/player.js?player_id=3628:1607:3

• This reply was modified 8 years by simchris.

be sure to resave your permalinks after activating any AMP plugin

Good to learn how to backup site via ftp.

Testing site with free GTmetrix.com still useful, as while it has not yet adopted Lighthouse for testing, it still provides info on all the ‘classic’ things that need to be fixed, such as time to live, compression of elements, and most common problems for any version of the theme (or any theme, really).

If using the speed booster plugin, disabling that would be first step. Then turn on WP debug function and see what errors generated when trying to remote/auto post.

If using yoast seo, disable that option

Probably use a custom role editor plugin, to disable certain users or user levels from seeing the plugin, so they cannot edit pages with it.some even let you set access based on user id.

Best method is adding your custom css to end of style.css or ideally put all your over rides in custom css file you load after everything else.

Well, the error implies your SSL cert is bad, have you checked that first?

You can also install via ftp, as best way.

Currently it is domain_name/category/article_name/amp
I would like: domain_name/amp/category/article_name

not really the correct methodology there, as the canonical name is the ‘real’ content location; while the /amp/ endpoint is simply an additional location for the still rare amp-connections via compatible devices and which points back at the original canonical location; meaning the /amp/ endpoint is not a real URL, but a redirect, just like a print-friendly page. You can’t have two URLs SERPS for the same page, so the “real” location is the desktop location for “most” people, and the /amp/ endpoint is secondary location for the small audience seeing/getting /amp/ content — it’s not the canonical link in SERPS.

Hope that made some kind of sense.

(I don’t work here.)

newspaper.woff is the font used for all the ‘icon’ elements on the site and themes, for up arrows, buttons, social media sharing and site account icons. It’s very very unusual to not need any of that on any modern “news site” — which is the purpose of the theme.

the ?15 (‘versioning’) is used for caching / caching plugins and hurts nothing to have that.

You could likely hack the functions the same way as described to remove that ?15 element, but that is completely different topic than removing the font loading entirely.

We use a function in our sites here to remove all “versioning” from the meta data.

• This reply was modified 8 years by simchris.

Disable plugins as it looks like jetpack causing that error. Jetpack is not part of theme, so you might also want to check the support forum for that plugin. This is clearly shown as part of the error!

We use Feedwordpress plus auto post thumbnail pro to do this exact thing.

Theme doesnt manage emails, and on our sites we needed to add a SMTP plugin. Might not be issue, but also try turning on debug in Wp to see errors.

Useful to set site url as https in the wp admin, or better yet add fullurl path with https to wp-config.php

You will also need to search replace any image placements inside posts via phpmyadmin.

Also update logo and any other icon paths in theme panel.

Often this is a caching and transients issue if end points dont work. Often resaving permalinks works. Or if using something like yoast seo, toggle sitemap option off then back on, you do not need to change themes.

We used this on one site which had gone through four different themes….
https://wordpress.org/plugins/media-cleaner/

You’ll have to hack the functions file. You will have to wait for Tagdiv to reply.

WP-Optimize plugin super helpful for clearing some of the built-in WP cache/transients, too.

That is the icon font (like a trimmed version of FontAwesome); for arrows (up/down, side, caret, buttons, social media, etc.).

Disable and see if it impacts anything; if so, turn it back on.

This page is working for me in Chrome (latest).
https://toptradingplatforms.co.uk/2018/07/10/compare-top-10-brokers-in-the-uk/amp
The second one does not, which implies the option for AMP for ‘pages’ is not properly enabled (if a page), or the permalinks/caching not cleared/save there.

Properly clearing caching, AND resaving permalinks from the WP admin panel are the most common issue with *all* AMP plugins, since the /amp/ endpoint is another redirect schema based on the permalinks.

I dont think you can. Ads are loaded from google cdn, not on your site. Best to contact google support for help with that.

For attribution with link as text, you can use a normal paragraph under image in your post, and then simply apply a style class to it

<p class="ccaption">Blah Blah</p>

then, obviously, create the ccaption class to add to your styles.

The Envato system might be having issues- try the ‘manual authorization’ option.