Custom Page Templates?

Hey @bkmacdaddy,

Yes, it is possible.

Just change the lines here: https://github.com/MohammedKaludi/ampforwp-custom-theme/blob/master/ampforwp-custom-theme.php#L53

into this:

if ( is_single() || is_page() ) {
  if('single' === $type && !('product' === $post->post_type )) {
    if ( $post->ID == 'POST ID') {
      $file = AMPFORWP_CUSTOM_THEME . '/template/custom-template.php';
    } else {
      $file = AMPFORWP_CUSTOM_THEME . '/template/single.php';
    } 
   }
}

You can use this code for any number of pages/posts you want to create.

Let me know if that helps you or not.

Regards
Marqas

This is great.
Can you please add this code example to the Documentation of the Custom Theme?

Thank you.

Hey @ivanpr,

Sure, we will do that.

Regards
Marqas

Thank you.

Thanks for the response and code. Unfortunately I’m running into all kinds of problems. The code you provided worked fine for calling the page template, but once I created the page template and tested calling a few of my custom fields the page no longer validated for AMP. Is there a certain way to call ACF fields within your plugin’s page templates so it will validate?

Also, please see https://bloomintelligence.com/wi-fi-marketing/amp/. This is NOT using a page template but the content – which is all from ACF fields – is being displayed twice, and in 2 different formats. Your ACF extension is the culprit, because when I deactivate the extension only the first run-through of content displays and does not display twice. Unfortunately that first run-through is incomplete.

I’m tearing my hair out for this client trying to figure this out! I appreciate any help.

Hi @bkmacdaddy

Could you share the code of the ACF fields that you are trying to add? I will help you add it properly to your site.

Regards,
Ahmed

Here is a portion of the code I’ve been trying to use. It is just a simple WYSIWYG field, but I also need the code for repeater fields, images, oembed, and more.

<div class="amp-wp-content amp-wp-article-header amp-loop-list">
	<div class="amp-wp-content-loop">
		<?php
			$sonecontent = get_field('content_section_one');
			echo $sonecontent;
		?>
	</div>
</div>

Thanks for your help!

Ahmed Kaludi,

Any update on this?

Thanks,

Brian

Hi @bkmacdaddy,

I apologize for the delay in response.

We are currently working on it and it will out very soon then you will be able to add the fields data from the WP dashboard directly to the amp pages.

Thank you very much for your patience.

Regards
Marqas