Paired or Native – Which one to choose?

Hello @oblanda004,

Yes, the Neve theme is fully AMP compatible and you can use it in standard or transitional mode, whatever mode you prefer. You can refer to the Never support team in relation to applying the neve_filter_amp_support filter.

Standard mode will make your site AMP-first, making both desktop and mobile pages load faster and you will see performance improvements and pagespeed rank improvement. The difference between Standard and Transitional mode is, Standard mode will convert entire website pages to AMP pages, whereas in Transitional mode we get AMP pages on different URLs (/postname/?amp).

Google will continue to index all the site pages even if you use standard mode, however the valid AMP pages will go into the Google AMP Cache (Google’s CDN to load pages instantly for mobile users).

The plugins you are using should not cause any issues as they are known to work well with AMP, if you are planning to use more plugins make sure they are AMP compatible and not showing any validation errors in the backend.

Thanks for answer but I still do not know difference between paired and native version in standard mode. On the internet I just find one article on this topic. So I need to know differences between this paired and native in standard mode. What is better? What to choose paired standard mode or native standard mode? and why?

Sorry for the confusion

• The Standard mode is formerly known as a native mode.
• The Transitional mode is formerly known as a paired mode.
• Thre Reader mode is formerly known as a classic mode.

The above description explains the difference between both modes.
you can read more in docs

To complement on the answer, this part of the AMP plugin’s site documentation section has more explanations: https://amp-wp.org/documentation/getting-started/

@oblanda004 I hope our replies have answered your queries, I will mark this as resolved. Feel free to open a new support topic if you continue to encounter issues.