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Here’s the settings on the divi builder. I am good with 1.6.0.
https://houseoflovinghands.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/2022-11-16_12h58_42.png

I also had the same issue in Divi and reverting to 1.6.0 fixed it.

You can also hide the stars in CSS.
.testimonial_rotator_stars {
display: none;}

I’ve only been working in AMP for about a month now, but I really like it. I was surprised to find that AMP is really very full featured and flexible. Most of the examples of AMP that I had seen are news or blog sites without interesting formatting and I had read about how AMP is stripped down HTML. Well it turns out with all of the various components available like amp iframe, amp carousel and amp bind, you can do lots of interesting dev work in AMP. You just need to use Ampforwp’s custom template option to do it.

@lukefive,

You should check out this page which talks about creating a custom AMP theme: https://ampforwp.com/tutorials/article/create-a-custom-amp-theme-for-wordpress/

AmpforWP gives you a very basic template that you can use as an example, but what I found to be more helpful was to copy the existing design-3 template files by ftp to use as a basis for a custom template. Then you can modify it to suit your needs.

Your experience with HTML and CSS will pay off because you’ll see that you now have an AMP style sheet (style.php) that you can modify. You can also change up the home page template (index.php) the basic template (single.php) and the header and footer. You can also add in the other AMP components that are not present.

@puntoman, I also had this problem and found a fix. When you’re copying the AMP carousel code to either the custom AMP area or the page builder widget, you should remove the spaces between the > close brackets and the following < open brackets for the next tag. Otherwise the editor turns the spaces between tags into <br> tags which results in the blank slides.

I’m not sure if this is the best way to go, but you can hide the comments button in CSS.

AmpforWP options, Design, Custom CSS

Then add this:

.ampforwp-comment-wrapper {display:none;}