AlexeyKosov

I found the culprit, it’s the following code

//Remove height from table
if(preg_match('/<table(.*?)height="\d+"(.*?)>/', $content)){
$content = preg_replace('/<table(.*?)height="\d+"(.*?)>/', '<table$1$2>', $content);
}

in templates/features.php

It does remove the height attribute, but not only from the table. It affects all the following tags, including <amp-img>.

A possible fix would be:

//Remove height from table
if(preg_match('/<table([^>]*?)height="\d+"(.*?)>/', $content)){
$content = preg_replace('/<table([^>]*?)height="\d+"(.*?)>/', '<table$1$2>', $content);
}

Hi Ahmed,

Unfortunately, upgrading to 1.0.91 does not fix the issue.

Hi Ahmed,

It occured from 1.0.90

When I downgraded the plugin to the previous version (1.0.89), the error disappeared.

> The problem is not from our Plugin.

@ahmedkaludi Does your plugin use the aioseop_amp_description filter? Yes. See templates/features.php
This filter is now deprecated so your plugin causes the deprecation warning.
It would be great to acknowledge and fix it. Thanks!

I did notice that they don’t talk to each other, it was just an idea that it would be great to add support for that, it should be pretty easy to implement.

Did you read my message carefully?

I tried to change permalink structure in site settings to /%postname%/, and all URLs look good after that, but all they cause 404 error.

The solution was to clear WordPress internal rewrite rules with

function flush_site_rules(){
global $wp_rewrite;
$wp_rewrite->flush_rules();
}
add_filter("wp_loaded","flush_site_rules");