Need mobile menu integration for AMP pages

  • Resolved sata2z

    (@sata2z)


    6 years, 4 months ago

    Hello everyone. I have no menu on my amp pages. I was told by AMP for WordPress developers that it is normal as their plugin does not offer AMP menu. However, none of the developers could tell me in simple ways and words how To do in order to have menu except that I could download and install child menu (saying only that didn’t help me that much for sure) now I am turning towards other users. My website is hosted at wordpress.com if anyone like in my case with a website hosted at wordpress.com ever run through this case of not having AMP menu and managed To find a solution to have a menu please share with me with us.
    Thank you in advance for your help.

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  • yes my dear i had exactly the same problem. i was replied exactly by the same words.
    As for you question if i did find a solution to have menu on my amp pages the answer is YES !!!

    i switched to AMP for WP i have amp menus in header and footer and so many level of customization and fantastic support team.

    I believe now you know what to do next good luck

    here is an example of my amp page you may click here to see how nice my amp pages look now with menu of course I really suffured beacause of this before but now i am just okay with AMP for WP

    So how did you achieve this from the plugin?

    Plugin Author Weston Ruter

    (@westonruter)

    You may want to try 1.0-RC2 of the AMP plugin. This version includes support for re-using your active theme’s templates and stylesheets in AMP. Details on the latest pre-release version here: https://make.xwp.co/2018/11/05/amp-plugin-release-v1-0-rc2/?amp

    Upon updating, go to the AMP settings screen and try switching from Classic to Paired. Note that if you have too much CSS in your theme then this may result in your AMP page looking unstyled, since some of the CSS would have to be excluded to remain under the 50KB limit. We’re working on ways to further automatically trim CSS.

    That link above shows a site running a child theme of Twenty Fifteen in AMP. For an example site running Twenty Seventeen, see my own site at https://weston.ruter.net/?amp

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