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Hi @alekv,

thank you very much for your fast response.

The link to the website is private. Could I send you the link via email?
Once the issue is resolved, I will update this thread with the solution of course.

Hello @mrfoxtalbot,

in my test I can confirm inserting the text I mentioned above to be working now.

Thank you for the update.

UPDATE:

The issue could be solved.

I am glad to tell you it was not the AMP plugin, but a compiling error of codekit which resulted in a messed up amp specific file.

Mystery solved…

Thank you for all your help.

Best regards!

Hi @milindmore22,

so deleting the transients did not help.

For testing purposes I renamed the two stylesheets directly on the server (style.css and main.css).

If I open the front-end the page is looking (bad) as expected, since the two stylesheets can’t be loaded.

But if I open the page with “?amp”, the page has still all elements styled by the rules from the main.css. In the source code I can see all the css.

Is this because of the AMP object cache?
Can I clear the AMP object cache? (wp_cache_delete?)

How can I force AMP to regenerate the amp custom style CSS?

During development I will need AMP to generate new amp custom CSS every time I reload the page to see my changes applied.

Best regards.

Before I would like to try to delete the AMP cache…
Is this possible through the front-end?

Or do I have to / can I delete all entries from the database that show up with this query?

SELECT * FROM 'wp_options' WHERE 'option_name' LIKE '%_transient_amp-parsed-stylesheet%' ORDER BY 'option_id' DESC

Or is there another way to delete the cache?