Documentation

IMPORTANT

This is the outdated SI-documentation which will be adapted soon. A huge part may be obsolete!

Amp Configuration

The configuration for AMP is located at EasyBlog > Settings > SEO > General > Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP)

Please read the AMP Specification for a more accurate implementation of AMP on your site

Crawling

If the AMP pages does not contain any errors and the site is indexed successfully, all the post that appear on the site will now have a lightning icon before the link when searching with Google.

If there are errors on these AMP pages, it will be highlighted in your Google Webmasters account. Once that is resolved, please allow a couple of days before Google re-indexes the site.

Disabling AMP Functionality

Should you decide to turn off AMP functionality on the site, you may do so under the settings located at EasyBlog > Settings > SEO > General > Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP)

Disabling AMP does not immediately remove the AMP functionality on search results. It will take a couple of days before Google re-index your sites. You may read more about this on Google's Forum

Known Issues

These are some of the common known issues with AMP:

EasyBlog related posts are not rendered
In order to display related posts, your site should be on SSL. If your site isn't on https, Google will trigger an error that looks similar to the error message below:

Attribute 'src' must start with 'https://' or '//' or be relative and served from either https or from localhost

More references can be found here:

https://www.ampproject.org/docs/reference/components/amp-list

https://www.ampproject.org/docs/fundamentals/amp-cors-requests
Using HTML Blocks(Easyblog Built-in Editor) for Iframe Contents
If your site is not on https(SSL), Google will trigger an error that looks similar to the error message below:

elements must be positioned outside the first 75% of the viewport or 600px from the top (whichever is smaller):

Positioning rules don't apply for iframes that use `placeholder`.See https://github.com/ampproject/amphtml/blob/master/extensions/amp-iframe/amp-iframe.md#iframe-with-placeholder for details.

To solve this issues, you will need to position your HTML blocks into lower positions, that is 75% outside of the viewport or 600px from the top. As for example, you can see below.