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Hello @aliis6

Thank you for reaching out to us, Can you please share your site health details using this form so we can check for AMP settings page issue.

Additionally, Please check if your site has an existing post, category, or tag that has the same slug as AMP. Which means it should not have slug url.com/amp/

We hope this helps!

@margrettausch As we didn’t receive a response I’ll mark this as resolved. Feel free to open a new support topic if you require any further assistance.

@raval104 As we didn’t receive a response I’ll mark this as resolved. Feel free to open a new support topic if you require any further assistance.

Hello @svjuly

Thank you for reaching out to us, It seems you are using a different AMP plugin the called AMP for WP, please reach out to them in their support forums as they can help you with issues with their plugin.

I will mark this issue as resolved as this issues unrelated to AMP plugin.

Hello @aliadnan6656

Thank you for reaching out to us, When we checked your website you were using the AMP plugin in Reader mode with a legacy theme.

If you can access your website’s AMP pages in Transitional mode without issues, then you can ignore AMP scan. Some plugins which use optimization or cache may conflict with AMP plugins scan. I will recommend suppressing those plugins from AMP settings.

We hope this helps!

Hello @bahus

Thanks for contacting us. Since you’re using a paid theme that advertises AMP compatibility, we recommend reaching out to NewsMax theme support. They have access to the theme’s code and are best equipped to help you with any AMP-related issues.

AMP pages that redirect back to a non-AMP version often do so because of lingering validation errors on the AMP page.

Please learn more about validation errors from our documentation or from the video below

Hello @alijasimy

Please create a new support topic so that we can check your issues in a separate thread.

Hello @heng2pro

To help debug and find the root cause of the issue, please share your site health information using this Google Form.

Hello @crahman332 and @tahrir20

To help debug and find the root cause of the issue, please share your site health information using this Google Form.

Hello @crahman332

Please check AMP specific site health issues, additionally please follow the below step by step guide to self debug using health check and troubleshooting plugin.

1. Install and activate the Health Check & Troubleshooting plugin.
2. Navigate to Tools > Site Health > Troubleshooting.
3. Enable trouble shooting mode
4. Visit Appearance-> Themes -> Activate Your theme
5. Visit Plugins-> Installed plugins -> Activate AMP plugin
6. Visit plugin -> installed plugins and activate one of the plugin (only one at a time) which was active on your site
7. Check AMP Page version of your page which caused the issue
8. Do you found that issue?
9. if yes then you found culprit report back to us, or check that plugins settings
10. if not continue from step 6

We hope the step by step guide can help you better!

@heng2pro As we didn’t receive a response I’ll mark this as resolved. Feel free to open a new support topic if you require any further assistance.

@koskar22
Glad our suggestion is helpful, I’ll mark this as resolved Open a new support topic if you face further issues, also feel free to leave a plugin review, we would love to hear your feedback.

Hello @tahrir20

Thanks for contacting us. It looks like you’re having trouble accessing your settings. This could be due to a conflict between the AMP plugin and another plugin on your site. To help pinpoint the conflicting plugin, I recommend using the Health Check & Troubleshooting plugin.

To narrow down further, could you use the Health Check & Troubleshooting plugin and enable its troubleshooting mode.

This mode disables active plugins and switches to a default theme safely since it only affects the experience of the logged-in user.

• Please enable the AMP plugin and let me know if the issue is present.
• Enabling plugins and your theme one by one in this mode may help pinpoint if something else is involved.
• Note you can disable troubleshooting mode from the plugins page.

We hope this helps!

Hello @koskar22

Yes, that’s possible to disable AMP to AMP linking so when users click on a link on AMP pages they will be directed to non-AMP pages.

Please add the following code snippet in your child themes functions.php or in a custom plugin

add_filter( 'amp_to_amp_linking_enabled', '__return_false' );

We hope this helps!

Hello @margrettausch

As you mentioned that you are not familiar with the AMP plugin, I will recommend checkout our getting started guide or check the video series.