Doesn’t works with pages and custom post types

@dobriku Share the URL to your site.

You may need to flush permalinks. Go to Settings > Permalinks and re-save. Then try again.

@dobriku Also, more importantly, you may need to enable support for the various post types via the AMP > General settings page.

Well my site is under development mode for now , but here is a simple site with just a few plugins for test… theme – astra
https://budova.pp.ua – home page doesn’t work with amp
https://budova.pp.ua/property/dsa/amp/ – custom post type seems like it works but there is no benefits since there is no navigation …
https://budova.pp.ua/property-type/czczxcxz/ – also taxonomies for properties doesn’t work too

• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by dobriku.

You can opt-in to having the static homepage being enabled for AMP by enabling AMP in the publish settings metabox on the edit page screen. Once you do that, the AMP version of the homepage (using the plugin’s basic page template) will be available at https://budova.pp.ua/?amp

The lack of a navigation menu is a known issue. Currently you have to add this menu yourself by extending the templates. For more on that, see https://github.com/Automattic/amp-wp/issues/792

Taxonomy term pages are not supported by v0.6 of the AMP plugin. This is something we are adding support for in 0.7, but as part of the “Native AMP” effort which will deprecate the current post templates in favor of the standard WordPress templating system.

Weston,

Thank you for authoring this plugin.

AMP works great on my posts, but doesn’t work on my pages. When I go to the AMP preview on the WP backend of my site, or use Google’s Amp Tester, I can’t see the AMP version of my page. They dispay the non-amp (the regular) version.

I tried what you suggested to the initial person (dobriku) who posted the question, which is resaving the permalinks, and making sure that AMP is enabled on the general settings of my site, but AMP still doesn’t work for pages.

When I put the amp version of a page into the url it redirects to the non-amp page.

https://www.justinziegler.net/florida-injury-settlements/amp/ redirects to https://www.justinziegler.net/florida-injury-settlements/

Please help. Thanks.

@jz9520 I don’t see that AMP is offered for page. There is no amphtml link on the page. All that should be needed is to enable the Page post type support on the AMP > General admin screen.

Thanks Weston.

Do you have any recommendations of a developer who may be able to figure out why the amphtml isn’t displaying despite the fact that the pages box is checked in the AMP settings?

Here’s the logic for adding the link: https://github.com/Automattic/amp-wp/blob/e18d560ffa8a5b1905dfac6e2265f65b924847b9/includes/amp-frontend-actions.php#L8-L28

This file is included by the amp_add_frontend_actions() function: https://github.com/Automattic/amp-wp/blob/e18d560ffa8a5b1905dfac6e2265f65b924847b9/amp.php#L200-L202

And that function is conditionally invoked inside of amp_maybe_add_actions(): https://github.com/Automattic/amp-wp/blob/e18d560ffa8a5b1905dfac6e2265f65b924847b9/amp.php#L168-L194

I would add some debug statements inside of amp_maybe_add_actions() to find out where it is short-circuiting.

Thank you Weston. Was your response moments ago to my reply/comment?

I assume if I send those instructions to a qualified developer they will know what to do, correct? Do you have someone you can recommend? Thanks!

Oh, I misread your comment I thought you were asking about info for a developer not info about finding a developer. I don’t have any specific recommendations for a developer to assist, but the instructions should provide a developer with what they need to get started to debug.

I have installed AMP plugin but It is not working for homepage custom theme template, any ideas please ?

If I add static contents to content box in wp-admin then its works but It does not show any contents if I use custom page template.

Thanks!