Hey @stapolin
That’s really strange
Could you please resave permalinks once?
To use AMP for Custom Post Types, you can you use this extension >https://ampforwp.com/custom-post-type/
Hope it helps.
Hi,
Thanks for reply and link to custom post type plugin.
I have tried saving permalinks a few times, cleared cache too.
Here is an example of one of the sites with the issue:
The AMP Page: https://criminallawyermaryland.net/traffic/?amp
Non-AMP page:https://criminallawyermaryland.net/traffic/
Teh amphtml link on non-amp page: <link rel="amphtml" href="https://criminallawyermaryland.net/traffic/amp/" />
If you try to go to the amphtml link WordPress just redirects back to the normal page.
I’m not sure why this happened. It seems to have started after I updated the plugin. We are using php 5.6 and latest version of WordPress
@stapolin – it Look fine On My phone On amp site , and same with normal site
@svend-rugaard Thanks for checking it. Did you go to the /?amp url or the /amp/ url?
Its the /amp/ url that google is checking even tho its the /?amp url that is the one thats working, so all google is getting is errors.
The ?Amp Show the Real mobile site but /Amp Show normal site
@svend-rugaard That’s the problem.. /amp/ should be showing the amp site because that is what the main site is telling google to look at.
If i knew where in the plugin the amphtml link is generated, I could probably fix it in 2 minutes. @ampforwp any chance you can share where I can edit this?
Thanks
Hey @stapolin
I see you are using Static Front Page on your AMP version of your website. I totally understand your issue. In fact, it is a very strange issue.
Could you please contact us over email team@magazine3.com ? Our teammates will personally help you to fix the issue. Since there are certain restrictions on Forum.
@ampforwp
Apologies for delay in replying. Been very busy.
I have sent that email just now.
Cheers
Eoin
