kamalh

@jamesosborne It’s ok I’ll try to resolve it.

But the link you’ve mentioned is not working.

That’s really kind of you @jamesosborne

The site I have already mentioned: https://dailytechie.com/

Would you like access to the backend? Please let me know I’ll definitely share it with you.

Hi @jamesosborne

That didn’t work either. I’ll just let it be for now. Cos nothing seems to be working.

Hi @jamesosborne you can check out this post:

https://dailytechie.com/ather-enters-the-next-phase-of-expansion-signs-mou-with-tn-government-for-a-new-factory-in-hosur

I have already added the code:

function wp_body_classes( $classes )
{
    $classes[] = '" data-amp-auto-lightbox-disable ';
    return $classes;
}
add_filter( 'body_class','wp_body_classes', 999 );

But the lightbox effect still happens.

I would like to use this code:

data-amp-auto-lightbox-disable

But I do not want to do it manually for every image. Can you please help me guide where I can add the attribute on a sitewide level, so the lightbox effect is disabled.

Thank you for your prompt replies.

@jamesosborne I added that code and the lightbox effect still happens on the images.

As mentioned, it only happens on the bigger images and not the smaller ones.

@jamesosborne Thank you for confirming about that “Existing third party ad” doubt.

And thanks for the encouragement.

I have one question though. Since the ad load can be controlled via Adsense account for Auto Ads how does Auto ads for AMP be controlled. Since SiteKit implements ads across the site, amp and non-amp.

I am asking this because there is this alert on the settings page for auto ads:

Looks like you’ve got an AMP site. Make sure that you’re using Auto ads for AMP.

Any input from you would be great to clear my doubt.

Thank you and also @reneesoffice for helpful replies ??

Thank you Renee. I didn’t know about it. I am able to adjust ads accordingly now.

But there was this thing I noticed on the Adsense platform.

Here’s the screenshot: https://ibb.co/mB9fJs1

It reads: Existing Third-Party Ad

I don’t understand what it could be.

Can you please help me understand what it is and if it is not from my account can you guide me to remove it.

Edit: Is it due to this: Looks like you’ve got an AMP site. Make sure that you’re using Auto ads for AMP.

Since I let SiteKit take control of Ad placement on Amp and non-Amp pages?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by kamalh.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by kamalh.

Thank you for your reply.

Here is the actual url which has amp errors:

https://validator.ampproject.org/#url=https%3A%2F%2Fnpxp.com%2Fdownload-some-free-cute-christmas-wallpapers%3Famp

I am sorry, I forgot to add that.

Here it is:

https://dailytechie.com/wunderground-com-weather-forecast-website?amp

Sorry I missed noticing it, it occured on the plugin page or on the amp plugin page I believe.

But the actual message was:

Warning: The following plugins may be incompatible with AMP: really-simple-ssl, genesis-simple-hooks

The amp plugin stated that: The site is using paired AMP mode with auto-sanitization turned on, the validation errors found are already automatically handled.

So I had ignored it for a while now. But after you mentioned to disable javascript redirect it is not showing in the Validated URL list mentioning which plugin is causing the error.

Thank you for a swift reply!!

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Hi Leo,

Thank you for the solution. I changed it to a different number and adjusted till it showed up properly..

Was this option there before the latest update?

Hi Leo,

The themes are from ElegantThemes.com and the floating bar appears right in the middle of posts, not on the homepage.

regards
Kamal

Paying the developers seems to be the best way to get things done.. I hope you find a solution to your problems as well..

I hope that the developers of this plugin look it into all these problems some day and do something about it!