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Thank you for that! You are much appreciated.

Hi @jamesosborne,

So I tested Floating Button Pro on a fresh WordPress install and the issue is still there. The navigation menu will not populate.

The print, link, log in, log out, register, lost password, and share work fine on the AMP Transitional (Twenty Twenty-One theme) and the Legacy theme. The translate icon does not even populate and menu, scroll to top, scroll to bottom, go back, and go forward do not work at all.

That is the testing I have done. Floating Button Lite is compatible with AMP as it states on your amp-wp ecosystem/plugins/ website but a lot of the added features Floating Button Pro (paid version) has is not.

Everything works just fine on the desktop version of the site.

Best regards.

@jamesosborne thank you for that. I will go ahead and set up a local WP environment and test it out then report back with what I found.

Thank you for that, I appreciate it.

I have a support ticket open with them, but I haven’t heard back from them for about 7 days or so. I tried replying to that support ticket giving them an update and seeing if this is something they can fix but I have not heard back from them. So thank you for the help.

I did see the release notes and the main button worked, however, the navigation menu still will not populate – https://prnt.sc/1z5wndx. I do not expect you all to fix this issue or dive any deeper as it would be more of a custom development type thing on your end so I will mark this as resolved.

I will try to reach out to Wow-Company again.

I will most definitely share my thoughts.

Thanks again for the help!

No problem, that’s absolutely fine, do what you need to do. I appreciate the help.

I let them know about the issue as well. They stated:

It’s a problem with the plugin.
The option ‘Item Type’ works with the javascript and menu open via javascript.
The AMP remove javascript from the site.

I am not sure if they plan on fixing this at all, I would assume so. I am sure it is possible with AMP to do since AMP has its own JS library.

Correct me if I am wrong but it could be something similar to Weston Ruter’s AMP Reader Nav Menu?

The developers at Wow are definitely skilled and do great work so I am sure they would be able to fix it with no issues.

UPDATE:

So I did some testing and I may have found a bug in the menu element. I alerted the developers about this issue.

The main button will populate just fine on AMP, however, when I click on the Main Button, the WP navigation menu element will not pop up as you can see in this screenshot – https://prnt.sc/1yaoqlz

1. I have deactivated every plugin besides Floating Button Pro and AMP.
2. I then changed themes to the default WP theme, which is compatible with AMP in Transitional or Standard.
3. I changed back to our Pro theme and chose a different theme than the Legacy Theme.

All of the above troubleshooting steps did nothing different from each other. The navigation menu will not populate and it behaves the same way across all of the troubleshooting steps I took.

So I believe the code you gave me works fine but it looks like there may be an issue with the Floating Button menu element.

Hi @jamesosborne,

Thank you for that! It worked for the most part. The Main button pops up perfectly.

However, Sub Button 1 (Menu) will not populate after I click on the Main button.

I am going to run more tests on a staging site as to why that is. I want to make sure nothing is interfering with it.

Thank you for that code! I do appreciate your help.

I will update this when I am finished diagnosing.

Here is a page it is located on if you would like to look at it – https://www.tips4gamers.com/how-to-relocate-in-madden-22-a-complete-guide/?amp=1

Thanks and regards

UPDATE:

It’s not “my staging site”, I meant my child theme.

So I added amp/templates/footer.php in my child theme and copied what the AMP plugin has in that file to the new footer.php.

I tested a few options out trying to include wp_footer() but I must be doing something wrong.

As I mentioned at the start of this thread, “We are using the Reader theme: AMP Legacy via the Official AMP plugin by Google.”

To clarify further, this means we are using the “official plugin ‘AMP’ https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/amp/“.

Since this issue is not WP Rocket or any other plugin or theme-related, where do we go from here?

Thanks and regards

Thank you for getting back to me.

I have deactivated it. I will reactivate it as soon as I hear back from you.

Best regards

Hi @wpcalc

Thank you for getting back to me!

I deactivated WP Rocket and cleared the cache and it did not populate.

I am not sure what it could be or what to do from here?

Best regards

Hi @westonruter,

Thank you for that! I went ahead and replaced the first function with that action you gave.

Best regards

Thanks for that!

I think the favicon should be added in the documentation here – https://amp-wp.org/documentation/playbooks/classic-templates/ – as I do not see anything regarding adding a favicon.

Best regards.

Thank you for that code. I have implemented it and I assume it will take about a week or so for search results to start displaying the logo?

Thanks for the help!

Hi @bruceallen,

Thank you for that!

You have a good one.