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  • Thanks for reaching out. In order to troubleshoot this please share the theme and theme feature attached to the shortcode, which looks like a related posts type shortcode.

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    Thread Starter fabioweb

    (@fabioweb)

    Thanks i sent everything and now i wait your feedback

    Thanks for your patience while I looked into this. I found no issues when using the same amr shortcode any widget plugin which you’re using to insert widgets into your content.

    Have you tried inserting the suggested shortcodes within the screenshot you provided? If so please share a URL with this behavior, I can then check how this widget appears on a non AMP URL.

    Thread Starter fabioweb

    (@fabioweb)

    Hello ok thanks you can see the issue into every article details
    Pls be sure to check in AMP version like in this link
    Waiting your feedback
    Regards

    Thanks for sharing. I can see it now. As TagDiv feature their own AMP templates it’s possible some sidebars are not registered on AMP templates.

    I’ll try and recreate the same experience and report back to you here.

    Thread Starter fabioweb

    (@fabioweb)

    Ok great hope in good news for fix this 🙂

    I’ve tested the same plugin and the issue occurs with the TagDiv mobile theme plugin active only.

    If you switch themes or deactivate this plugin the widgets appear. Unfortunately you’ll need to contact TagDiv support in relation to this.

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