Google.com/s/amp

forgot to add. I selected “transitional” and

“Serve all templates as AMP regardless of what is being queried.” is checked.

My site isn’t made for mobile users. It’s an intentional choice. But I installed your plugin because Google stopped indexing my pages saying they aren’t mobile friendly. So I chose “transitional,” but maybe I should uncheck “serve all templates…”??

@mf01 thanks for your topic and the details.

Google shows the link that starts with Google.com/s/amp before the actual URL.

This URL structure is from the AMP viewer which serves the page from the AMP cache from Google Search.

With that said, when I visit the AMP version of the URL directly on your site I’m also seeing the page is attempting to load:

https://www.interactiongreen.com/what-and-how-of-zen-design/?amp

This might be the root issue. Your theme or a plugin could be involved.

If you’d like to share your Site Health Information here or in this form we can check for any known conflicts.

In the meantime, it may also be good to check if the site renders in Reader mode. This mode uses the plugin’s own AMP templates. It could help pinpoint if the theme is involved.

Thank you Renee,

I just sent the info through the “AMP Plugin Escalations” form. Did I do it correctly?

@mf01 quick follow up that you submitted just fine. Just to check- did you experience the same issue with Reader mode enabled? I’ll investigate further with similar theme and plugins.

With reader mode, it shows the tile, the slider I use in the header area, author, date, category and tags. It’s only showing the header area I guess? There’s no link to the actual content. Thanks! If you can test, the reader mode is on right now.

@mf01 thanks for checking! I see Reader mode is displaying like you mentioned. It looks like the core content is missing. As this seems theme-related, I’ll test with Enfold (I have a copy), so I’ll try it out and report back if I experience the same so we can troubleshoot further.

@mf01 just a follow up on testing the Enfold theme:

1) For Transitional mode, it looks like the Page Preloading option under Enfold > Theme Options is involved (screenshot). Once toggled off, the AMP page renders. Feel fee to try this on your site to see if the AMP version displays.

2) For Reader mode, when using the Advanced layout builder I experience the issue with the main content not loading on the page. With the default editor the content renders.

From what I can tell, Enfold does not state specific AMP support currently. In some cases, theme and plugin authors will need to make changes to the way they implement functionality and design on AMP posts/pages to meet the specification (see amp.dev and amp-wp.org for more)

Consider reaching out to the Enfold team to inquire about improving AMP compatibility if you’d like to use these features your non-AMP and AMP posts/pages. We also have a list of AMP-ready plugins and themes on the ecosystem page.

Thank you,

1) For Transitional mode, it looks like the Page Preloading option under Enfold > Theme Options is involved (screenshot). Once toggled off, the AMP page renders. Feel fee to try this on your site to see if the AMP version displays.

This doesn’t work for me. It shows header, like when with Reader mode. It’s better than no response, but not content. I tried to delete cache but the same result.

2) With Reader mode, I cannot create pages using default editor…

So here’s my question, If other peoples phones are like yours, and can retrieve contents like yours, I can buy some time to ask Enfold to fix the error.

But if it’s like my phone, I need to leave my site virtually inaccessible until Enfold can find solutions. I would almost disable amp for now so that people can access my pages, but it’s not a good idea to disable amp pages now that Google indexed them right? Would it confuse Google bots?
What’s your opinion?

Thank you for working on my case. I appreciate it!

@mf01 thanks for the update and I can understand your concerns.

This doesn’t work for me. It shows header, like when with Reader mode. It’s better than no response, but not content. I tried to delete cache but the same result.

That’s interesting, I’m getting a slightly different experience. The top header slideshow doesn’t render, but the content does on your AMP URL:
https://www.interactiongreen.com/what-and-how-of-zen-design/?amp

Video: https://recordit.co/HVAk0hmhLB

This is consistent with turning off JavaScript on the non-AMP URL. Note the AMP specification does not allow custom JavaScript, so this is being removed by the plugin automatically.

With Reader mode, I cannot create pages using default editor…

Totally understand. This is not an elegant solution to keep the desired look and feel of the non-AMP pages and posts too. There would need to be some AMP compatibility with the builder Enfold ships with.

It’s not a good idea to disable amp pages now that Google indexed them right? Would it confuse Google bots?
What’s your opinion?

You can deactivate and remove the plugin and the URLs will be re-indexed in time. You can additionally use this mini plugin that will redirect visits to your AMP URLs to your non-AMP URLs until the re-index is complete (installation instructions at the bottom): https://gist.github.com/westonruter/b7eb9cc7648b9a8b94b0015c79c8702e