amphtml tag

nevermind I think it’s there, couldn’t find it before

@yuryajmadison
Yep, It is already there.

Thank you for using this plugin

Great plugin! The reference to the amp version (on non-amp pages) is pointing to /amp/ as opposed /?amp.

Example
<link rel=”amphtml” href=”https://www.example.com/things-to-do/amp/&#8221; />

SHOULD BE

<link rel=”amphtml” href=”https://www.example.com/things-to-do/?amp&#8221; />

Am I wrong on this?

Thxr the great plug-in!

Hey @rickmaggio
Thank you for using the plugin.

Actually, it is displaying perfectly fine.

Regards,
Ahmed

The amphtml set though is not the actual amp page. Correct?

Hey @rickmaggio

Could you rephrase or elaborate your question?

Sure. In the html of each amp page, the amp link code looks like this:

<link rel=”amphtml” href=”https://www.example.com/amp/&#8221; />

However, the actual location of the amp page is really:

https://www.example.com/?amp

So, shouldn’t the amp link reference the actual URL of the amp version of the page? Otherwise, it’s referencing a page which throws a 404. Google Search Console is also reporting errors to this regards.

I hope this is more clear.