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Thanks for reaching out. From the pages I checked on your site I’ve been unable to locate any AMP URLs. If you’d like me to check can you enabled reader mode once more or inform me of any URLs where you have AMP active?

But the main health of the site is not showing well. The page loses most of the topics

Your site relies heavily on JavaScript. Custom JavaScript is restricted to components such as AMP script, meaning they won’t work by default as expected in AMP, with the AMP plugin removing such functionality to ensure fully valid AMP URLs. You can change the settings to include any features if you wish using the plugins validation tool but you won’t have fully valid AMP URLs.. We have more on this on our websites FAQs page.

Let me know if you’d like to re-enable AMP once more for me to check the performance differences.

@aysim As we haven’t received a response, I’ll mark this as resolved. Feel free to open a new support topic if you continue to encounter issues, or reopen this topic and we’d be happy to assist. Thank you!

Thank you for your interest
The site worked a lot to fix it but failed
I did not find a good lesson or explanation
Please help me

Have you tried using the plugin in reader mode? The video below has information on how the plugin works when using reader mode, which is most suitable for your site based on the theme you’re using. Using reader mode will ensure you do have AMP content while your canonical (non AMP) URLs are not impacted.

Note that as you’re using Elementor and WooCommerce not all features will work in AMP. One of the AMP framework principles is limiting custom JavaScript and the AMP plugin helps users ensure AMP valid URLs by stripping out non confirming AMP features. Looking at your site it would take some programmatic effort to ensure all features work in AMP as they do in non AMP. Please review our plugin website FAQs section for more information.

Hello
It worked like a video
The site looks better, but not so good. I think it needs more work
And I need more help

Good to hear it’s looking better. Going forward if you use AMP compatible plugins alongside an AMP compatible theme you shouldn’t need to make much changes.