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Hello @gaousti

It can be frustrating to install an optimization plugin and not see the expected improvements in metrics like LCP and FID. There are a few things to consider that might be affecting your results:

– Double-check the AMP plugin settings to ensure they’re aligned with best practices. Seek options related to lazy loading images, minimizing JavaScript, and optimizing critical rendering path resource in other plugins and make sure they are disabled on AMP as they are already taken care.

– Some themes might have compatibility issues with AMP plugins, especially in Standard or Transitional Mode. You can try disabling specific theme elements that seem to conflict or test with a default WordPress theme to isolate the issue, we have listed AMP compatible themes on our websites AMP ecosystem page

– Make sure your caching mechanism is compatible with AMP. AMP caches pages differently than traditional WordPress, so any caching plugin settings might need to be adjusted. please check our guide for caching

– Explore other general optimization techniques like image compression and optimization.

– The AMP validator tool can help identify errors or invalid AMP code that might be affecting performance.

– Check your Google Search Console for specific recommendations related to your site’s Core Web Vitals. This can provide more targeted insights into what’s slowing down your pages.

We hope this helps!

Hello @akubrin

Elementor and AMP Compatibility

Elementor is not currently fully compatible with AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages). This means you might encounter validation errors and some Elementor features might not display correctly in AMP versions of your pages. This is because AMP restricts custom JavaScript, which Elementor relies on for some features.

Here are some ways to address this:

Track future updates: Follow this GitHub issue for news on Elementor’s AMP compatibility.

Use AMP Enhancer plugin: Try the AMP Enhancer plugin which adds a layer of AMP compatibility for Elementor and other plugins.

Use reader mode: This allows you to have AMP versions of your content using a different theme that is compatible with AMP. You can find more information on reader mode here:

Make programmatic changes: If you prefer to use transitional or standard mode, you can attempt to make programmatic changes to your theme or contact the theme developer to inquire about AMP compatibility. You can also implement the amp-sidebar component, but this requires some technical expertise.

See more on programmatic changes here and on the amp-sidebar component here

Mobile Navigation with AMP: You can find more information on mobile navigation with AMP in the below video:

AMP plugin FAQ: Visit the AMP plugin FAQ page to learn more about how the plugin works

Please let us know if you have any other questions.

Happy Holidays!

I hope this is helpful!

Hello @viper_razor

I tried AMP plugin on our test site in Persian language and didn’t face any issues, (screeshot)

The issue you’re experiencing might be related to third-party plugins or themes. Specifically, the LiteSpeed Cache plugin sometimes sends JSON data with comments, which can cause problems.

To resolve this, you can add a small piece of code to your website. You have two options:

1. Add the code to your child theme’s functions.php file. This is generally the recommended approach.
Create a custom plugin and add the code there.

The code itself is very simple:

add_filter( 'litespeed_comment', '__return_false' );

This code snippet will prevent LiteSpeed Cache from adding comments to the JSON data, hopefully resolving the errors you’re encountering.

If the issue persists, please consider using Health check and troubleshooting plugin to debug the conflict
here are steps you can follow to debug.

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 this helps!

Hello @saeeded

Please create a new support topic and describe your issue there so we can check it for you.

Hello @educationnewshub

Thank you for reaching out to us, When we checked your site we found out that it’s serving cached non-AMP page version for AMP URL ?amp=1 but when we included a random parameter it showed AMP page version.

eg:

• Cached Page non-AMP page
• Same Page for Non Cached AMP page with extra query parameter ?abc=1

I will recommend flushing cache and checking if AMP pages are fixed, if they still show cached version, please connect with your support of cache plugin as they can help you better to bypass and serve AMP version.

We hope this helps!

Hello @viper_razor

Can you please fill form given in previous response with site information when language is set to Persian so we can understand your setup better

Hello @viper_razor

We appreciate you contacting us. To better assist you with the errors encountered on the plugin settings page, please provide additional information. A screenshot of the error messages or a detailed description of the steps to reproduce the issue would be very helpful.

Before proceeding, please ensure you are using the latest WordPress version (currently 6.7.1) and that all your themes and plugins are updated to their most recent versions.

To expedite the resolution process, kindly share your site health information using this form

Looking forward to hearing from you.

@productoramanx 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.

@vovff 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 @productoramanx

Thank you for reaching to us, As we tested your website and AMP pages, we didn’t locate any issues. We are unsure of why the search console is flagging the AMP pages for 5xx error. It will be best to contact Google Search Console support.

We hope this helps!

Hello @devin104

That’s odd, can you please try using the GitHub Updater plugin? Or please try downloading from this GitHub repo

Hello @devin104

Thank you for reaching out to us, The Lovecraft theme is not AMP compatible, but you can make it AMP compatible by installing this mini plugin, Please follow the installation instructions given in the comment.

We hope this is helpful!

@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.

@gundemden 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.

@padmapadma123 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.