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@webzunft No problem, thanks for the note.

Thank you @luckynasan The only reason AMP have rich results now is because I had to install an additional AMP plugin. As soon as I did it, the rich results were back. However, I still don’t get it why using only Google Web Stories does not generate rich results. In other words, for Google Web Stories to generate rich results, I needed to use an additional AMP plugin, at least that is what happened to me…

@luckynasan Thank you for sharing more details, I appreciate it. To my biggest fear I’ve just discovered that all of my recipes are gone from “Guided Recipes” in Search Console as well (they can be still seen in “Recipes” though). So, both the “AMP” and “Guided Recipes” sections are completely empty now (this has never happened before). And I’ve had the same setup for years now. Just updated all the plugins though.

Thank you @luckynasan. That is very strange because I have indexed each of the stories individually. Well, if there is a problem, it is something with the plugin, otherwise I haven’t done anything extra with it other than creating web stories. Let’s see if the issue fixes itself.

Thank you for doing that @luckynasan The missing stories’ URLs are, for example:

https://www.helenarecipes.com/web-stories/veal-patties-recipe/
https://www.helenarecipes.com/web-stories/picnic-skewers-recipe/

The one that was left in Search Console is:

https://www.helenarecipes.com/web-stories/chicken-feta-strawberry-salad-recipe/

Hi @thehangrychickpea Re: posters, I had the same issue with another food blog, and what fixed it for me is uploading a poster that is exactly 640×853 pixels in size. Give it a try.

Thank you @arisoft for the solution – I will test and get back to you if I notice any issues.

Any chance to hear back from you? @arisoft

I confirm this issue coming up in Search Console @swissspidy

It is: Version 1.2.24

Thank you @mariatogonon for your answer but as I mentioned, “I’ve tried troubleshooting with your guide (using Dev Tools Console) but there are no errors there.”

I’ve just sent a message to your support and will update this thread as soon as there is a solution (if any).

@uriahs-victor No probs. ??

@uriahs-victor You’re a star. Thank you. I confirm that everything is working properly now.

Thank you @badgoat for sharing the solution. It helped to get this thing going. However, I get the error status “Response data too big” on each job. Someone mentioned that cron-job.org needs a very small response, so as simple as an OK answer but I am not sure how to set it up. Do you have any idea how to have the cron get a simple OK response instead of getting the full fetched data from the url?

@uriahs-victor I confirm that the remote cron (revive’s one) does not work.

I would like to also confirm that GWS gives the following error:

The attribute ‘i-amphtml-version’ in tag ‘style[amp-runtime]’ is set to the invalid value ‘0’.

Waiting for the fix from Google.