@tonianncarriere thanks for your topic!
It looks like WooCommerce is adding some invalid style markup to the AMP page: https://jmp.sh/xbgIjsi
While WooCommerce is not yet fully AMP-compatible, I’ll raise this error with the team so we can investigate.
Besides this markup I’m seeing some display issues on the site. It may be that your theme/plugins may have invalid markup (code) like excessive CSS or custom JavaScript and they were removed by the plugin.
AMP posts/pages have to adhere to certain guidelines to be valid AMP (learn more at amp-wp.org and amp.dev). In Transitional
and Standard
mode the plugin works to make your pages valid by converting and stripping away invalid markup for the AMP versions. You’ll find some of these changes under Validated URLS and Error Index in the plugin settings.
You can switch to Reader
mode where the plugin provides it’s own AMP-ready templates to serve along side your non-AMP pages. This may be a good option for you to prevent errors in the meantime. We’re expanding options to customize these templates in the next version of the plugin 2.0 (the beta is available here), and there is also a list of AMP-ready themes and plugins on our ecosystem page if you should be interested.