Plugins are not compatible with AMP plugin in standard mode

@lenav7 When you encounter a plugin that is not fully AMP compatible you can do the following:
1. Contact the plugin developer and enquire about AMP status
2. Look for an AMP compatible alternative
3. Use an AMP component in place of a plugin where possible
4. Debug or correct any of the validation errors

You can also let the plugin handle these errors using the validation tool. By choosing to Remove any of these highlighted errors.

Hi there, yes when i let AMP to remove them, what i see that the photos diplay for example from gettyimage plugin are gone. Except leaving the links to the source of photo. Hope this makes sense.

@lenav7 I haven’t used that plugin myself, but it may use JavaScript output in the front end. Did you check with the plugin provider?

Nope, but I understand to develop a plugin, it should be compatible with AMP. In fact, AMP provides a list of themes and plugins that are compatible with it.

@lenav7 Correct, if a plugin has JavaScript output in the front end it may require development work or an AMP workaround to make it fully AMP compatible. If a plugin doesn’t use JavaScript or operates in the admin panel only it’s unlikely to contain any AMP validation errors.

I would suggest checking with the plugin providers for the plugins you use.

I have plenty important plugins so it is not likely to with check every plugin providers. However my other two pages had successfully validated. You could be right about the plugins.

Perhaps, i could add the boiler code and amp style code into the header of the page?

@lenav7 You don’t need to add any styling to the header of your site, add it as you would normally to your themes style.css file. If you want to apply CSS only to your AMP URLs you can enqueue a stylesheet for your AMP URLs only or use the [amp] selector.

We can work from your other support topic in relation to the existing validation error on your site.