Milind More

Hello @nicolaspl

Thank you for reaching out to us, it seems the AMP is active on pagination page as we can find

<link rel="amphtml" href="https://www.monpetitforfait.com/actualites/page/2/amp"> on non-AMP pages,

if you want to disable the amp on pagination, we will recommend checking Dashboard->AMP->Supported templates settings, please check our documentation to learn more.

We hope this helps!

Hey @dyhego

That’s a bummer! It seems the error might be impacting your site scan as well.

To help us diagnose the issue, could you take a look at your website’s PHP error logs? These logs might contain details about the problem.

If you’re not sure how to access the error logs, don’t worry! Just reach out to your hosting provider. They can usually point you in the right direction or even provide you with the logs themselves.

Once you have the error messages, please share them with us! You can either paste them into a Google Doc or use a service like Gist to share them securely.

Hello @allusefulinfo

Can you please share your Support UUID so we can check your site and provide you with better guidence?

Hello @trinikid101

Thank you for reaching out to us, Google’s machine learning algorithms will scan your website’s content and determine the best places to show ads. They consider factors such as your site’s layout, content, and the user’s device, we can’t control ads being displayed using auto ads. in you case it’s finding top and bottom places of your website as most suitable.

For Cookie Consent message I will recommend Complianz plugin.

We hope this helps!

Hello @dyhego

Thanks for reaching out to us! To help you out faster, could you share your support UUID? This will let us look into your site’s specific setup and give you the best possible assistance.

Meanwhile, you might find this video helpful:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXoHwRvYsW8https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXoHwRvYsW8

Please let me know if you have any other questions.

@felipemenezessupersim <img> tags are allowed in AMP #30442, I think their AMP specs are outdated, which might be the reason their Audit is giving AMP issues.

Hello @sadignet,

Thank you for your inquiry. The Jannah theme utilizes custom templates to display AMP pages and has certain restrictions on AMP page settings. For the most accurate assistance, please contact the Jannah theme support team.

Sorry, We can’t be more of assistance on this one!

Hello @allusefulinfo

Thank you for reaching out to us, The Generate Press theme provides an AMP compatibility plugin to fix AMP issues, Please download and install it, the instructions are provided in their documentation

We hope this helps!

Hello @casadopovosantacruz

We delicately provide support for AMP plugin only, please reach out to the slider plugin support, as they can provide you with better guidance.

Since the topic is not related to AMP, I will be marking this support topic as resolved.

Hello @mark8888

Thank you for reaching out to us. Yes, you can disable AMP on a specific page using the AMP setting on the page edit.

Please let me know if you need further assistance!

Hello @felipemenezessupersim

Thanks for contacting us! You’re right, the amp-img tag leverages the standard img tag to display images, but it optimizes performance compared to the basic version.

We reviewed your page on AMP test and didn’t find any problems with the amp-img tags themselves. Since the issue seems to be related to Semrush’s audit, it might be best to reach out to their support team. They can provide specific guidance on how to address the errors their tool flagged.

We hope this helps!

• This reply was modified 4 months, 3 weeks ago by Milind More.

@rahulhog 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.

@cdelph75 The document describes how to delete the AMP plugin with the data it generated, please let us know how we can be more helpful?

@theluckywp 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.

Hi @farihkh ,

Following up on your question about creating a subdomain with amp as the prefix. eg: amp.mywebsite.com

Yes, it’s definitely possible. I shared an article on paired URL structures that explains this concept in detail. You can find it here: Paired URL Structure. Additionally, the article includes a code snippet as an example.

Here’s another point to consider: If you provide the URL of your AMP page, there’s no need to worry about redirects to non-AMP versions. Since they’re already high-performing pages, redirects aren’t necessary.

Here’s why: When users search for something on a mobile device, the search engine results page will automatically direct them to the AMP cached version if it exists. On the other hand, searches on a PC will take users directly to the non-AMP version.

Please let me know if you have any other questions!