Pierre Gordon

Hmm that’s weird. I can confirm its working on WordPress 5.6 and later. Nevertheless, glad to hear it’s working for you!

@souldesigns The @wordpress/compose dependency bundled with WordPress v5.5.4 is too old and is missing some required functionalities that the plugin relies on to work.

If you can, updating to WordPress v5.6 or later should resolve your issue.

@mark8888 Are you on WordPress 5.5.4 (or earlier) by any chance? If so, the issue is that the @wordpress/compose dependency bundled with your version of WordPress is too old and does not provide the necessary functionality required for the plugin to work.

If you can, updating to WordPress v5.6 or later should resolve your issue.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by Pierre Gordon.

@egornmore If you chose the “Non-technically savvy or wanting a simpler setup” option in the Onboarding Wizard then AMP Validation Tools will not be shown for you, and so you would not see the validation counts in the admin sidebar.

If you want to re-enable the AMP Developer Tools even though you selected the non-technical user option, you can go to your user profile and enable the “AMP Developer Tools” option. Alternatively, you can reopen the Onboarding Wizard and select the technical user option.

@considerthis1 Are you on Reader mode by any chance? The validation screens are not shown by default if you are on Reader mode or if AMP Developer Tools is disabled for the user.

Do you have mobile redirection enabled by any chance?

@hamil1 the issue is now fixed and will be available in the next plugin update.

If you wish to try the plugin with the fix, you could download it from here. Do note that is a release candidate for v2.0 of the plugin, so I would recommend testing it on a staging or local site.

Hi @yummy-wp,

The placeholder for amp-iframe elements are added by default. They will look like:

<span placeholder="" class="amp-wp-iframe-placeholder amp-hidden"></span>

Hi @nobita, I assume you would have the emulsion addons plugin activated, since the theme recommends you install it when it detects the AMP plugin and standard or transitional mode is enabled. If that is the case, it is the emulsion addons plugin that is removing the meta tags from the page, and not the AMP plugin.

Whenever the emulsion addons plugin detects that a page is AMP, it removes the enqueue support from the theme, which in turn will not output the meta tag:

<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" id="emulsion-viewport" />

If the viewport meta tag is not present in the markup, the AMP plugin will add a default one, as it is required by AMP (as already stated above).

It would be best to seek support from their team to have this resolved.

Hi @moodandmystery,

Unfortunately there has not been much effort put in supporting touch functionality; it has only been considered for desktop editing. However, supporting tablet devices is indeed on the roadmap!

Hi Naveen,

I’m not able to replicate your issue on that page.

Also, it seems you have created 2 issues to report the same problem. Please close one of them if that is the case.

Hi Bramesh,

The amp-ad elements you have on your webpage are designed for mobile display only. I would recommend using responsive AMP-compatible display ad-units instead. Documentation for this can be found here.

Hi @bramesh,

Removing or commenting out the CSS I outlined in my previous comment should resolve your problem.

Hi @bramesh,

I’m unable to replicate the issue you are facing. Do note however, this would not caused by the AMP plugin, but by the theme’s CSS.

Hi @bramesh,

The issue you describe is with your theme and not the AMP plugin.

To be more specific, there is a media query in your theme’s CSS file to not display the menu items if the screen width is less than 769px:

@media screen and (max-width: 768px)
.themonic-nav ul.nav-menu, .themonic-nav div.nav-menu > ul, .themonic-nav li {
    background: none;
    border-bottom: none;
    border-top: none;
    display: none;
}

Removing that CSS rule should then show the menu on mobile devices.

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by Pierre Gordon.