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Thanks. Is there a way to share this not publicly?

Turns out it was me being an idiot…. suspect it was a rogue <P> that was the culrpit. … in case that’s ever useful to anyone else.

I know it doesn’t modify the rss, but where the RSS pulls its data from seems to be getting lost somewhere…. in that it doesn’t seem to look for amp-img (when a site is running in Standard Mode).

Or is that not a thing?

Thanks Dan. I’ve submitted a request through the contact form.

How interesting. The website is fully AMP and running in Standard AMP mode, so I hadn’t considered disabling. I’m getting between 90-97 on the desktop performance test but between 50-60 on mobile, which is confusing the living daylights out of me.

Will try some supression though and see.

Thanks! We run in Standard Mode, so any problems will be noticed pretty quickly. Just wary of custom post layouts with specific params not playing nicely. Will have to just run on a staging environment first to be sure ??

Actually, ignore that question. I think I was seeing things.

Heya. Thanks for the response. It’s more to do with the standard RSS WP Feed not picking up images in the feed. Max:preview is added through my theme/SEOPlugin so that works…. work but in the RSS feed itself as in /feed – the images aren’t being pulled through to render in places like Publisher Center.

Great, thanks guys! I suspected that’d be the case re AMP and having it off, thanks for confirming.

Especially after moving from transitional to standard ??

Thanks for your help as always.

Thanks James! I think there was some old caching issues with previous favicons. Cleared and re-added and seems to be working now.

I will say that even if some of the blocks have problems (I don’t think they will)…I LOVE this plugin for all the additional options it adds to customise just the WordPress blocks.

I’m actually looking to move from my current AMP setup to something a bit cleaner. Current set up is AMP for WP Plugin + Elementor + Blocksy theme and companion.

Looking to trim down and use the Automatic WordPress AMP Plugin in Standard Mode (keep Blocksy I guess) and get rid of AMP for WP + Elementor.

I’m testing on a local setup so long anyway ?? and will let you know what I find. I think the main problems will just be with the responsiveness for the more custom blocks – but since there are toggle tools, I think it should still work if I adjust the mobile layout accordingly. Will let you know!

Yes, as I have mentioned, I know they are valid.

Also, this might or might not be related to this problem (and might be a Google thing and not related to the Plugin), but even though I have AMP Linker active, urls that prefix with the google.com/amp/mydomain – are not being tracked as AMP urls in GA.