kapricious

Thank you, threadi. I will pursue assistance from WPBakery then. Seems I’ll have to purchase a full license to get support, unfortunately. Dang it.

Hi threadi,

Thank you for the reply. Here is a screenshot as requested:

View post on imgur.com

I do use the Industrial theme from AnpsThemes (perhaps that’s where Edit Text Block comes from?)

Frank,

You are a life saver. Disabled hummingbird and everything is exactly as it should be. Thank you so much. How the heck did you figure that out if you don’t mind sharing your secrets?!?! ??

Thank you again, you’re amazing.

Ahmed – that was the trick!! Thank you!!!!

It didn’t seem like the two could be related so never occurred to me to try and flip that switch.

Hello Ahmed,

I do not have those options in the translation panel. That is what has brought me here ??

Here is a screen shot of what I see in translation panel:

https://ibb.co/cCphSYR

Thank you

That is unfortunate. I thought I had seen a previous thread where someone was asking the same thing, and code was emailed to them to enable this functionality. Any chance you have that code you could pass to me?

Thank you, Ahmed.

Hello Ahmed,

My website is https://www.DiamondEng.net

Thank you

Hello Ahmed,

I currently have:
WordPress v5.4 with ANPS Theme “Industrial” v1.4.5
AMPforWP v1.0.42, using Swift theme

Thank you,

Brent

Hello Ahmed,

What I mean is, if someone shares one of our AMP pages, and someone on a desktop clicks it, it’s going to load the AMP page and look atrocious and watered-down. I am hoping there is some way to detect a desktop user and redirect them away from /AMP to the regular page. (So, if someone posts the link https://www.something.com/article/amp, it would detect and redirect a desktop user to just /article – to the proper desktop version).

Thank you,

Brent

Hello Kasia,

Thank you for the wonderful assistance.

By “amp-ready images”, I meant images that were more appropriately sized images generated exclusively for mobile AMP. Example: my main banner graphic is 2000 px wide, great for desktop version. However, my understanding is AMP is generally 425 px wide (max). To improve pagespeed scores, its suggested to either have a way to auto-resize and deliver properly sized images or have two sets. Was hoping Smush had some way to accomplish this automatically, so I don’t have to continue modifying the actual size of all of my graphics.

I also do not see the “Smush | Ignore” options you showed. In my Media Library, I select an image and the only Smush-related stuff I see includes a “View Stats” link, but no other links/options I can select. Explored the “Edit Image” link thinking maybe it was in there, but no luck.

Thank you again for your help!

Thank you Ahmed. Now that I see the steps I am embarrassed how simple it is.

THANK YOU!!!